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Ioannis - Evangelos C. Haramis - ArticlesHe was born in Athens, Greece and studied Business Administration, Marketing and Economics in Greece, in the U.S.A. and in Belgium.
He is the publisher and editor of the Learn to Invest www.GreekShares.com web site and the author of the Stock Market Guide to Profitable Investments book. Stock Market Ups and DownsWhy stocks keep on going up and down? Stock Market Losers and TradingHow to avoid losing in the stock market. Investment PhilosophyPeople choose to spend their money in many ways. The bulk of most people's income goes for day-to-day living expenses: Food, shelter, and clothing. Investing and Money MistakesHere are summarized six of the most common money mistakes investors tend to make. If any of them strikes home with you ... Why not resolve that you, too, will "know better" -- and do better! Financial Planning and InvestingFinancial planning is the process of determining how to manage money, investing, present and future financial goals, and the strategy that should be undertaken to obtain them. Investigate Before you InvestAlways do your homework.
The more you know, the better off you are! This requires that you keep learning, and pay attention to events that might affect you. Saving Versus InvestingIn simple economies, there is little distinction between savings and investments.
One saves by reducing present consumption, while he invests in the hope of increasing future consumption. Investing is a Business ... Treat it That Way!Investments are most intelligent when they are most businesslike! It is amazing to see how many capable businessmen try to operate with complete disregard of all the sound principles through which they have gained success in their own business. Investing BasicsWhat motivates a person to invest, rather than spending his money immediately?
The most common answer is savings -- the desire to pass money from the present into the future.
People anticipate future cash needs, and expect that their earnings in the future will not meet those needs. Another motivation is the desire to increase wealth, i.e. make money grow.
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