How many stocks should you own

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Zweig, J. (2007, Sept. 6.). How many stocks should you own. Retrieved on Sept. 29, 2007, from http://money.cnn.com/2007/09/06/pf/zweig_september.moneymag/index.htm

Summary:

In the article, "How many stocks should you own" by Jason Zweig, the author introduces before and now what’s people conventional wisdom, and how it changed, what it became and what will change in the future. He analyzes and explains how people’s thinking is different than before and how the way you do it maybe can change your risk. The author thinks about how to change and psychoanalyzes investment orientation and gives us some of ideas about investment.

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All people know deficiency of investment is the first important thing and hope to always require less investment while yielding quicker results. But sometimes just things go contrary to their wishes. So sometimes we need care and need market research and market analysis; this can help us avoid blind invest want. Some investors always are very careful, then miss a great time or on the contrary they blindly invest and lose their money. Some people just watch the television and see some stocks that are very good now and go upward faster, so they just go and buy that stock, but at the end they find they made a big mistake, or some people bought some of stock, but only a little, and after award it rose very quickly and then they regret tad it. Now, when you begin to invest, you need a good investment orientation and market research and analysis. And another thing one you need to remember that investment very important and you need to be careful, so when you begin to invest, you must think of your economic base; that means you how much can to buy stocks; you can not use all or more than 60% to buy stocks. So before you buy stocks you need to think carefully and don’t waste your money and time.