Practical Wealth

When it comes to money and investing, we're not always as rational as we think we are—which is why there's a whole field of study that explains our sometimes strange behavior. Where do you, as an investor, fit in?

Through all the madness of 2021, we laughed, we cried, and the stock market went up and up and up…

The Dow Jones Industrial Average gained 18.7% on the year, while the S&P 500 grew by 26.9%, and the tech-heavy Nasdaq added 21.4%.

So the question is what about 2022? The most popular prediction is that 2022 will be a relative return to normality. 

But although it’s almost impossible to be sure of what will happen in 2022, we can get an idea of what may come by looking at what the general sentiment is from various sides, like millionaire investors and market analysts. So stay with me because in the next couple of minutes we are going to see how people believe markets will go this year and maybe give you a hint about how to invest.

When should you sell your stocks in the stock market? That's one of the most common questions I get. How do you know?

Selling can always be a stressful thing to do because ideally, if we did a good job buying a stock, the best time to sell - should be never. If you are going to be selling some of your stock whether that's for some passive income, or if you'd like to save money to
perhaps invest somewhere else, here are 4 great rules to stick to.