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For EVs to really take off production cost need to be cut drastically. This engadget article shows how said cost will be reduced by half by the year 2018. Great news for investors.
Here are 9 companies who are increasing dividends. Investors are looking to dividend generating companies in this declining market. Check out this article from investor place to get the details.
What type of investor are you?
Determining what type of investor you are is a crucial element to being successful in the market. There are 3 distinct types of investors in the world: Aggressive Moderate Conservative Aggressive investors usually look for the big score. They want gains from the long-term while always looking for better investments. Aggressive investing should be used only if the investor does not need the capital for years to come. Aggressive investing usually has wild swings with lower lows and higher highs than the other 2 investing styles. Most aggressive investors should be in small-cap, non-dividend stocks that are volatile with great upside potential. Moderate investors are much more frugal with their decisions. They take time to exam the the risk vs rewards of an investment before jumping headlong into them. Moderate investing is something that should be done when approaching 10 years or less before retirement. The investors are looking for long-term gains and safer stocks. Also a rebalance of funds toward more bonds (if the market warrants) usually will occur. A moderate mix of 60/40 to 50/50 of stocks to bonds will usually suffice. Conservative investors need the money soon and are not looking for the home run stock. They usually want moderate gains that stay in-tune with inflation but not much more. Conservative investors can not stomach wild swings in the market. Investing in large-cap blue chip stocks with moderate dividends are ideal for these investors. Plus a heavy shift towards bonds and other securities (CDs, TIPs, etc.) are more likely to occur. If you are new to investing then try to think of your personality style to help categorize ones self. If investors can do this they will be able to stay within their means while reducing as much tension and stress during bear markets and volatile periods. - DynamicWorth.com
Tablets are revolutionizing the way we access all data from the Internet. The company who connects how we search for information, social media, and other pc elements will stand tall as the leader. Be sure that whoever does the better job of this will lead to greater gains in the market as well. Right now Apple looks to have a clear lead and as long as they keep going with the iPad 3 nothing should change. However Google, although lagging somewhat, has the means to make leaps and bounds with it's search engine capabilities, android, and now Google+. Keep an eye on the tablet market and invest in the clear cut leader(s). Get the details here at this Mashable article. Email questions or comments to [email protected].