Archive for August, 2008

Investment Information Truths and Falsehoods

Saturday, August 23rd, 2008


In your search for information on investing you will come across many articles, brochures, and sources that outline opportunities for you to make money. Some of these will be truthful and others will be misleading. Just how do you tell the difference?

Look for experience

Many reputable people and firms will offer information on investment opportunities. The main way to find out if the offer is genuine is to look at the structure of the organisation that is making the offer. You need to go into the historical results and structure of the organisation.

In Australia, investment advisors need to be licensed. How long has the firm you are considering been licensed? If the people or firm have only been licensed for a year, then they have no previous historical results that you can look at. It might be wise to review them at a time further down the track when they have performance results to show you. Look for experience.

Beware The Unbelievable

In your research travels, you will come across all sorts of offers. Some are too good to be true. Often they are just that. Unfortunately, there are those people that become trapped in financial exploits and need money to bail themselves out. Often they need or want your money. These are dangerous investments. It takes a shrewd business person to rescue a financially exposed business opportunity. These are not investments for beginners. You may be offered ownership rights, with the majority of profit outcomes as a lure into financially rescuing a business opportunity. You see all the outcomes as positive, and are rarely aware of the downsides of costs and viability. A financial disaster awaits you.

Misleading Headlines

Headlines are meant to grab your attention. Brochures and advertisements rely on this. However with the misleading headline, once your attention is gained, the explanation behind the headline is never reached or given in the follow up. Headlines that state “Massive profits!” and “Opportunities never to be repeated!” are marketing tools that can be used to mislead the investor into believing that easy profits are to be made. The main question to ask here is that if easy profits are to made, has the person offering the product or service made the profits they are talking about, and if so why are needing investors to make the same profits? What’s in it for them? This cautious attitude will save you from many bad investments.

Good Information – Bad Information.

In summary, the three main points to look at are;

1) Who

Who is giving you this information, what are the history and track performance records that can be verified?

2) What

What is on offer and is it too good to believe. It often will be.

3) Why

Why is the offer being given to you? Has the person making the offer completed and made the same profits that they are offering you?

4) When.

When is the offer expiring? Do not get pushed into acting by an expiration date. This is often used to stop you properly exploring the background information you need to make your decisions.

By: James Mcinnes

About the Author:
For more information on how to invest in shares visit http://www.i-tradeoptions.com

James McInnes is a professional share market trader and investment entrepreneur, with many years experience trading the Australian Share market. You can visit his site to learn about Trading Options In Australia.



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Ways to Make Money Online – With So Many Ways to Make Money Online What Do You Pick?

Saturday, August 23rd, 2008


I have been online for years trying to find ways to make money online. There are so many ways that it is hard to pick which one is the best. With so many ways to make money online, you need to do your research and find out the best one for you. People spend hundreds of dollars trying to find out how to make money online. One big mistake I have seen is that people buy into a program without doing much research on it.They just find a company and sign up for the first thing they come across. The truth is, the internet is flooded with so many ways to make money online, so it can be hard to pick the right company.

It took me a few years before I found the one that really could help me make a living online. I spent a lot of money in hopes of finding ways to make money online. The real key is finding something that you love to do and that you are good at. Many people try to get a job just because it pays well, they are never happy because in most cases they are not doing something that they enjoy. In the online world you will be doing a lot of writing, emailing, talking and videos about your business, so its good to be doing something you enjoy. Like for myself I am a network marketer that helps others make a living online.

When I first started in the online world I did not have anyone to help me, so I had to learn everything on my own. As you may know this can take up a lot of time trying to learn every trick and trade. So this is why I became a network marketer, so I could help others make a living online. I think your first thing you should think about is, what do I like to do. Then find a company or make a product that has to do with what you like to do. So the next time you find yourself trying to think of ways to make money online. Just ask yourself “what do I like to do” i am sure you will come up with the right thing for you.

By: Kelly Ganoe

About the Author:
Helping others will help yourself succeed, come join our team and learn how you too can succeed online. http://mymoneyfishteam.com



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