The 7 Deadly Stock Market Sins

by Paul Stevens

Overview

How many mistakes can you make on the Stock Market over a period of 25 Years?

Plenty!

The Author summarizes his own experiences on the Stock Market into a package of 7 Deadly Sins which if avoided will hugely impact one's chances of success on this difficult and elusive investment platform.

He also offers a strategy which he would adopt if he had his time again.

[Article - 9480 words]

Product Details

BN ID:	2940044932494
Publisher:	Paul Stevens
Publication date:	09/08/2012
Series:	Steve's Here's How 2!
Sold by:	Smashwords
Format:	eBook
File size:	328 KB
Age Range:	18 Years

About the Author

There is a favorite line from my novella Dinner Party For Eight in which Angela asks Harry: “What do you think I am?” Harry considered this for a moment. What was she actually? “Well I suppose you are a very beautiful cook.” So if I have to answer the same question what am I actually? I would also need to consider this for a moment. I would like to say I’m an ex astronaut, have more degrees than a thermometer, have competed in the Tour de France without any EPO, surfed Teahupoo in Tahiti and emerged unscathed, sailed round the world, am an ace Alpine skier, am a member of Mensa, have a beauty queen wife and gorgeous kids, and started my own corporation which has listed on NASDAQ. I could go on but like Arnold Schwarzenegger I don’t want to boast. Well to be honest, I have gone some of the way towards all those things. I do have a letter from Wernher von Braun, I do have three degrees in Physics, I have flown in a jet plane (Emirates Air), I do cycle the mega steep hills here where I live but unfortunately can’t get EPO anywhere, I am a keen surfer who has almost managed to break his neck, I am an ocean going skipper and I did own my own yacht though if it was me I wouldn’t sail with me as captain, I do ski but you need to get out of the way, I do have a beautiful wife (though her agreeing to marry me has to be my biggest piece of luck ever) and two great kids, I do have my own software business but no stock exchanges alas and I would like to take the Mensa test but I’m pretty sure I would fail and then I wouldn’t be able to live with that so I would rather rationalize. I live in that sapphire city – Cape Town.