Investing Lessons Introduction
Posted on Monday, July 2nd, 2007 | In Investing Lessons
Contributed by: Jim Musselwhite (http://www.straightstocks.com) -
This is a unique category highlighting past losses, gains or predictions that went right or went wrong. It is intended to be a great learning resource to allow others to not make the same mistake that has been made in the past. Also the home to “how-to” articles and tips.
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Jim Musselwhite is the Publisher and Editor-in-Chief of StraightStocks.com
A long time investor himself, Jim set out to build a truly global resource for investors. His philosophy reflects the belief that, to be a successful investor, one must start by recognizing that Wall Street no longer represents the typical investor's interests. Successful investors must identify hidden investment opportunities in foreign stock markets. That means going beyond traditional tools like ADR's and emerging market funds to find truly spectacular investing opportunities for the long run.
StraightStocks.com makes it a point to locate content contributors who are experts at identifying and analyzing hidden foreign markets and investment sectors.
Jim has served in a variety of sales and marketing management positions over the last 25+ years with such Fortune 500 firms as Texas Instruments, NCR, AT&T, and more recently as Marketing/Alliance manager with a financial services firm specializing in tax compliance.
Jim is currently an independent online publisher. In addition to StraightStocks.com, he owns a number of authoritative website properties.
Educated at the University of Virginia (BA) and the University of Tennessee (MBA), Jim and his family now reside in Atlanta, Georgia.
September 18th, 2007 at 9:55 am
I will definetly keep it on my radar. I do like to buy on weakness in general, but ICO may be an exception.