At this stage of the game, I still believe that it is way too early to declare that we are officially in a “bear market” (even though a sh!t ton of data would support that). Nevertheless, the continued market selloff into this week has spooked a lot of investors… And rightfully so.
I’ve always believed that what goes up must come crashing
When it comes to investing, really, who doesn’t love a good deal? We are all well aware that if you want to get to early financial independence, you must amass a good amount of wealth in a relatively short-period of time.
What’s the best way of accumulating wealth?
Most freedom fighters like to focus on
With the entire world fixated on what the Fed will announce tomorrow, I’m starting to have second thoughts on whether or not the implications of this much anticipated event haven’t already been baked into the cake…
As it pertains to
Early financial independence is NOT easy to achieve… If it was, quite frankly, everyone would be wealthy and out playing on the beach instead of spending all day trapped inside a darkened cubicle. But in order to become financially independent, most likely you will need to
Today, Kinder Morgan (KMI) announced that it would cut its dividend starting in 2016 by 75%, down to $0.50/annually.
For income investors, this comes as a devastating blow at a time when it is very
It has been a long time since I last mentioned Dividend Growth Investing (DGI) on this blog. But if we retrace the steps to the beginning of the journey, readers will see that when I first started my own path to early FI, DGI was my preferred vehicle of choice.
Since that time, I’ve dabbled in
When it comes to early financial independence and creating wealth for yourself, I truly believe that the best opportunities ONLY ever present themselves at the bottom of brutal bear markets.
Fortunes are made when we go against the grain, back up the truck, and acquire the very best assets at bargain basement discounts. Investors who have not been so fortunate before to buy at the bottom are quick to dismiss this investment philosophy as one that is based on