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• Ignoring Risks
  What is the biggest risk you fear? Most people would say the biggest investment risk of all is losing investment principal. However, there is one bigger and scarier risk; The risk that we won't accumulate enough investment capital and we will outlive our money during retirement.
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• Investing Money Smart
  Investing money the smart way is everyone's dream. The good news is investing money the smart way is not difficult. Smart money investing can be learned and duplicated. You just have to follow some guidelines and then you will be investing money the smart way.
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• Market Timing
  Whether it is stock market timing, mutual fund market timing or any other types of market timing, market timing is a good idea in theory if you know the future. However, it is virtually impossible to pull this off consistently. Almost all who try market timing ultimately fail - with good reasons. Therefore, smart investing does not involve market timing. What is market timing? Market timing is investing in a way according to a prediction what the market is going to do.
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• Not having an investment management consultant
  You will be investing smart if you hire an investment management consultant. As discussed previously, there are many steps to smart investing properly. Most people have a busy life with a job or career and do not have the time to do every step necessary to invest successfully.
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• Not knowing when to fire a manager
  When people make either of the above investment mistake, it is usually because they make a decision "by the numbers." But smart investing does not always mean fire an investment manager whose performance has slipped, or to keep one whose results have been good.
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• Red Flags - when to fire an investment manager
  When smart investing, consider it a "red flag" and time to change investments whenever you see: A change in investment style Portfolios or results that does not reflect the manager's stated strategy An exodus of key professionals A big increase or reduction in assets under management Repeated violations of a "sell discipline" A new portfolio manager on your account
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• Smart Investing
  Smart investing requires many skills. Sometimes, smart money investing means you hire an investment manager to manage your investment portfolio.
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• Smart Investing (home)
  If you are on the lookout for smart investing tips and smart investing strategies to make better investment decisions of any kind, you've found the right website. This Investing Smart website does not single out any one form of investment such as stocks, annuities, bonds, or mutual funds. It is more of an overall smart investing guide for investors who want to invest in the smartest way possible. there is plenty of smart investing knowledge within that applies to whatever type of investment you have questions about.
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• Smart Investing Don't work all the time
  Experienced investment managers know it is critical that they adhere to their chosen investment approach - and by doing so, they are sure to encounter times that severely test their investment abilities. While investment management philosophies differ in many ways, nearly every approach is a variation on one of the two fundamental investment "styles" - growth investing and value investing. Each smart investing style has its pluses and minuses.
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