1=20 Money Brains

By Jeffrey Day, Sr

Investment will certainly make cash except also could loss money. Most people understand they should play a more active role of these investments because of the future life. However, they often don’t know where start and the way to invest. When you finally will need to see this book you ought to have 20 Money Brains for starting on confidence. However, although you may undoubtedly can be a professionals or veterans,You still could have two kinds of investment results: got money or throw money away. Therefore I need further to produce one unique money brain readily available for you, whose power may adequate to 20 money brains. Then you will have 1=20 money brains that could assist you reach your expectations.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Jeffrey Day, Sr
• Release date: Apr 23, 2012
• ISBN: 9781476336763

Jeffrey Day, Sr

Jeffrey Day Biography Jeffrey Day is a contemporary heir of Dai's Tao Xin Xiu Zhen ( a historical healthy academic system of Tao's theory and practice in English), containing four thousand years of heritage and practice history. He was invited to USA and Canada to teach Dai's Tao Xin Xiu Zhen. He also made some excellent cooperation with relevant medical institutions and specialists for that management of incurable diseases and achieved achievement. Early years, he furthermore studied and researched present business management, systems engineering and management information systems in western Jiaotong University. He was the duty for managing some large integrated projects as being a senior project manager, chief technology officer or president. So he has a rich experience in project management and development. He was received a member by China Systems Engineering Society along with the International System Dynamics, published several papers, that are fitted with a particular scientific and academic level.

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1 = 20 Money Brains

By Jeffrey Day

Smashwords Edition

Copyright © 2012 Jeffrey Day

Contents

Part A. 20 Money Brains

1. Money Brain of Investment Concept

2. Money Brain of Investment Reason

3. Money Brain of Investment Goals

4. Money Brain of Investment Strategy

5. Money Brain of Investment Style

6. Money Brain of Investment Time

7. Money Brain of Investment Mistake

8. Money Brain of Investment Type

9. Money Brain of Investment Category

10. Money Brain of Investment Space

11. Money Brain of Investment Broker

12. Money Brain of Investment Quantity

13. Money Brain of Investment Budget

14. Money Brain of Investment Bonds

15. Money Brain of Investment Stocks

16. Money Brain of Investment Long Term

17. Money Brain of Investment Retirement

18. Money Brain of Investment Online

19. Money Brain of Investment Expense

20. Money Brain of Investment Rebate

Part B. 1 Money Brain

I. Money Brain of Investment Meditation

II. How to Use 1 = 20 Money Brains

Part A

20 Money Brains

1. Money Brain of Investment Concept

What are the investment concepts?

Nowadays, most people use of investment is to describe putting something in order to get the same worth back with some benefit added to it later. For example, people can invest time, effort, money or other resources into some projects and want a return.

Most investing beginners see investing as the act of putting in money in a system for a return on investment. Some see investing as a process of putting your money to work while others see investing as the process of buying and selling stocks, real estate or other investment products.

It could be important to look at everything you put into a project if you wouldn’t just look at money. When you calculate your return and only look at money, you may not see that the project is costing you more than your money.

Usually, there are different concepts of investment in finance and economics:

In finance:

• Investment is putting money into something with the expectation of gain, which upon thorough analysis, has a high degree of security for the principal amount, as well as security of return, within an expected period of time.

• So investment is the commitment of funds through collateralized lending or making a deposit into a secured institution. In contrast to investment; dollar-cost averaging, market timing, and diversification are phrases associated with speculation.

• Investments are often made indirectly through intermediaries, such as banks, credit unions, brokers, lenders, and insurance companies. Though their legal and procedural details differ, an intermediary generally makes an investment using money from many individuals, each of whom receives a claim on the intermediary.

• In contrast to investment; dollar-cost averaging, market timing, and diversification are phrases associated with speculation. Investments are often made indirectly through intermediaries, such as banks, credit unions, brokers, lenders, and insurance companies.

• Though their legal