Today, more than ever, people planning their retirement and their life are faced with the need to become savvy consumers. Read on and learn how to unravel the mysteries of investing using readily available resources found on Internet and at the library. I would suggest starting by reading through a list of simple trading terms and their definitions to become more familiar with the jargon of the trade. Apparently Bulls are optimistic about the market while Bears are pessimists. Hence, if the market is going up it's bullish and bearish if it's going down.
Internet is an amazing source of information for investors.
They provide accurate, credible resources that will help you start earning your first million. Being a smart investor becomes even more important via the Internet with nearly instantaneous stock trades. More than one parent has had curious teens log in and trade using this information kept on a handy dandy yellow post-it note on the front of the computer. Many retirement funds are invested in mutual funds rather than individual stocks. Wise investors research the funds they have to choose from to maximize their retirement earnings.