Using Stocks and Shares ISA’s
On Wednesday I mention that Stocks and Shares ISA investing is just like baking a cake. You need all the right ingredients to be successful.
In the last blog (Stocks and Shares ISA –part 1) I shared with you how my Mum and Dad went from zero in Stocks and Shares ISAs, to £178,120 in just 7 years. That works out at a compounded rate of return of 13.3%.
Using Stocks and Shares ISA’s
Stocks and Shares ISA investing is just like baking a cake. You need all the right ingredients to be successful.
The 10 Commandments of Stocks and Shares ISA Investing are the rules my clients and I follow; and by adhering to them religiously; they have helped my parents to go from zero in ISAs to a whopping £178,120 in just 7 years. That works out at a compounded rate of return of 13.3%.
Over the last few months, I’ve been writing an ISA Trend Investing Guide that shows you how you could make a million using ISAs.
Over the next few weeks/months, I’ll be giving you an exclusive sneak preview before the main newspapers get their hands on it because I suspect that some time in the future, you’ll be seeing a copy inside your favourite weekend broadsheet.
In my previous blog I started sharing with you why I believe ISA Trend Investing is the future of Stocks and Shares ISA Investing.
Today I’ll be explaining about Market Uptrends and Downtrends and going into detail about how you switch between “profit” mode and “protection” mode to beat the market.
Let’s take a closer look at how this works.
Over the last few months, I’ve been writing an ISA Trend Investing Guide that shows you how you could make a million using ISAs.
Over the next few weeks/months, I’ll be giving you an exclusive sneak preview before the main newspapers get their hands on it because I suspect that some time in the future, you’ll be seeing a copy inside your favourite weekend broadsheet.
In my previous blog I concluded the 7 lessons about how the stock market works by covering Lesson 7: In bear markets, you switch (not sell) from your high quality investment fund into a cash based fund.
Today we’ll be moving onto some more juicy stuff about ISAs and comparing the differences between Cash ISAs and Stocks and Shares ISAs.
ISA Investing – Lessons 1 – 4
I am a firm believer in the benefits of ISA Investing. However many potential investors are missing out on these benefits because they find the stock market
intimidating.
Some financial advisers will make out that the market is very complex – however, the way it works is probably simpler than you think. In this series of blogs you are going to learn seven lessons explaining the fundamentals about how the stock market works, and how you can benefit from these lessons by investing in Stocks and Shares ISAs.
