The Canadian Guide on How to Invest in Stocks Successfully
The complete guide to investing in stocks for Canadians will help you build wealth with a conservative investing approach.
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Dear Canadian investor,
The fundamentals of investing are the same for newcomers as they are for established, successful investors. The challenge for everybody is sticking to what works and not allowing investing fads, the media limelight or bad advice from a broker to take you off course.
The Successful Investor has distilled years of experience into this special report. It offers a step-by-step map to long-term successful investing. You can follow it to achieve the greatest success. But investing is just as much about avoiding costly mistakes. The last thing any investor wants to do is to spend long periods of time trying to make up for deep and unnecessary losses.
That’s what you’ll learn in this special report, and we’re giving it away for FREE. You’ll discover…
- …the 3-part Successful Investor strategy that is core to all of our financial guidance.
- …the 10 factors we use to direct our investment decisions.
- …when you should sell a stock and when to hold.
- …how we protect our investment portfolios with different safeguards.
- …how to cut your risk when dealing with aggressive investments.
And of course, we’ll reveal the one piece of investment advice that almost always produces profits!
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In this report you’ll learn how our Successful Investing methodology insulates your wealth during inevitable periods when business or the markets are bad.
Discover these 5 important questions about investing in stocks successfully:
What are the best strategies for long-term investing in the Canadian market?
Diversifying across sectors, focusing on dividend-paying blue-chip stocks, and considering low-cost index funds that track the overall Canadian market are effective strategies for long-term investing in Canada.
Just because the market is down doesn’t mean it’s time to sell. Investors who succeed over decades—the Warren Buffett’s of the investment world—rarely, if ever, talk about spotting market tops and bottoms. Discover how selling slowly can make you rich!
Why is it important to know a company’s financial health?
Understanding a company’s financial health is crucial for assessing its investment potential and long-term viability.
Look beyond a company’s share price: It’s a mistake to base your decision to buy or sell a stock on past stock-price performance alone. A stock never gets so high that it can’t keep rising, or so low that it can’t keep falling. Discover what we mean by quality investments.
How can I stay disciplined and stick to my long-term investment plan even when the market is volatile?
Maintain a disciplined approach by adhering to your predetermined asset allocation, regularly rebalancing your portfolio, and avoiding emotional reactions to short-term market fluctuations.
Today we face much less risk from animal predators and human marauders. But many people still carry this hair-trigger fear response. We spend more time than we should worrying about things that have very little chance of actually happening—or will work themselves out much less dramatically than some of the more strident commentators would have us believe. Discover the secrets to becoming a calm and cool profitable investor.
How can I manage the risk in my investment portfolio?
Diversify across asset classes, sectors, and geographic regions to spread risk and potentially enhance returns.
Accurate economic forecasts are rare. There are simply too many economic factors, and they interact in too many ways. That’s why nobody guesses right every time about next year’s stock market direction, even if they have access to the world’s top economists. Even the best economists can be right on in one year and dead wrong the next. Discover what financial information matters most.
Are there any assets on the company’s balance sheet that might be undervalued or not fully reflected in the stock price?
A company’s extensive patent portfolio and/or undeveloped land holdings may be undervalued assets not fully reflected in its current stock price.
Hidden value and assets aren’t usually apparent on a company’s balance sheet. Because this value is hidden, these types of stocks attract far less investor attention than they deserve. That gives buyers a bargain. It may also attract takeover bids. Discover how to spot hidden value and assets and how to profit from them.
And there’s a great deal more to learn about how to invest…including a detailed look at the 10 financial factors you can use to pick your investments.
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Our comprehensive report tells you how to invest if you’re a beginner
Most investors are happy to build wealth steadily without taking enormous risks. By seeking investment quality and following sound investment principles (like the 3-part strategy detailed in this report), you increase your chances of finding superstar stocks that move faster than average.
They’re also more likely to emerge from a down market by leading their sector in gains. So, there is no fundamental contradiction between making your investments safe and achieving substantial gains. The practices we outline in this report have consistently worked for those who’ve followed them over many years. They have the power to put you on the path to investment success.
The Canadian Guide on How to Invest in Stocks Successfully was developed by TSI’s expert team of analysts and gives you everything you need to know about investing in Canadian stocks in these twelve chapters:
- Introduction: How to invest
- 10 factors to direct your investment decisions
- Starting place: Choose the right person to invest your money
- Building a portfolio
- Know when to sell a stock
- Safeguards for building your portfolio
- How to stop worrying and be a better investor
- Use stock buybacks to your advantage
- Treat economic forecasts with a large dose of skepticism
- How to make ‘buy and hold’ work for you
- How much cash to hold
- Cut the risk of aggressive investing
In The Canadian Guide on How to Invest in Stocks Successfully you’ll learn how to start investing in a way that is practical and you’ll learn the right mindset you need to become a Successful Investor. We see too many investors affected by financial fads and gimmicks that only hurt their long term profits. The investment guidance contained in this report is perfect for new investors looking to profit from the stock market for long term. You’ll see why when you download this report.
- You will learn what we think about discount brokers and portfolio managers and how each can negatively affect your portfolio.
- You will learn why you should always be skeptical of a company that grows by acquisition.
- You will learn why stock buybacks raise the value of a given stock holding.
4 more insightful questions to successful investing:
How can I maintain a long-term perspective and avoid getting caught up in short-term market fluctuations?
Focus on your long-term financial goals and regularly review your investment strategy to maintain perspective during market volatility.
Additionally, educate yourself about market history and cycles to understand that short-term fluctuations are normal and often present buying opportunities for patient investors.
What are the tax-advantaged investment accounts available to Canadians (e.g., TFSA, RRSP)?
The main tax-advantaged accounts for Canadians are the Tax-Free Savings Account (TFSA) and the Registered Retirement Savings Plan (RRSP).
Additionally, the Registered Education Savings Plan (RESP) is available for saving towards a child’s post-secondary education, offering government grants and tax-deferred growth.
What are the different types of investments?
The main types of investments include stocks, bonds, mutual funds, exchange-traded funds (ETFs), real estate, and cash equivalents.
Each type has its own risk-return profile and serves different purposes in a portfolio. For example, stocks offer potential for high returns but come with higher risk, while bonds typically provide more stable income with lower risk.
How do I start investing with a small amount of money?
Begin by opening a low-fee brokerage account and investing in low-cost index funds or ETFs that offer broad market exposure.
Additionally, consider setting up automatic monthly contributions to take advantage of dollar-cost averaging and gradually build your investment portfolio over time.
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You discover the process and mindset that will make you profitable in the market for a lifetime.
In addition to this free report, you also have the opportunity to get free delivery of our TSI Wealth Daily newsletter. You will receive daily stock reports with our recommendations, investment tips and answers to investment questions.
We invite you to download this exceptional free report right away. We are sure you will enjoy it and profit from it.
About Pat McKeough
With four decades of experience as an investment advisor, Pat McKeough is the editor and publisher of seven newsletters: The Successful Investor, his flagship advisory on Canadian stocks; Canadian Wealth Advisor for safety-conscious investing; Power Growth Investor for investors seeking stocks that can double, triple or even quadruple in value; Wall Street Stock Forecaster for the best U.S. stocks for Canadian investors; TSI Dividend Advisor with our exclusive Dividend Sustainability Ratings®; Spinoffs & Takeovers his ground-breaking advisory on special opportunities; and Best ETFs for Canadian Investors, a complete survey of ETF investing. He also has an exclusive service for investors seeking greater personal attention and interactive advice with their investments, Pat McKeough’s Inner Circle.
Pat is also the founder and president of Successful Investor Wealth Management, which provides personal portfolio management to a group of private investors.
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