Showing posts with label EXPERIENCE. Show all posts
Showing posts with label EXPERIENCE. Show all posts

Wednesday, March 16, 2016

When is the Best time to Invest?

Author and personal finance coach, Usiere Uko writes on determining the best time to invest

 
Every educated investor has an entry and exit strategy. They determine upfront when to go in and when to exit. When you have a clear plan, it is easy to become focused rather than be swayed by emotions and sentiments. You don’t make up your mind in the thick of action. You do that before action starts. I often get irritated when the driver in front of me takes forever to make up his mind at the junction whether to go straight or make a turn. It is unfair to other road users when you cause a traffic jam while trying to decide which direction to turn. The effect is the same when you try to invest without a plan. The plan does not have to be complicated in order to be a plan. The simpler it is, the easier to follow.
The need for an entry and exit strategy becomes more glaring when you trade in online forex market. The action is so fast-paced that if you do not make up your mind upfront what your strategy is going to be, you can lose a lot of money before you know what hit you.

Emotions are part of what make us human. Some emotions like fear can cripple us if we let them. The predominant emotion

Friday, November 27, 2015

Dubai Tourism: Promises Nigerians Best Tourism Experience

Ms. Stella Obinwa
Ms. Stella Obinwa
The hard-working Nigerian, Ms. Stella Obinwa, has thrown all her energy into the job. She has been given a task to strengthen the tourism and cultural relationship between Nigeria and Dubai, United Arab Emirates since joining Dubai’s Department of Tourism and Commerce Marketing (Dubai Tourism) mid last year.

Tuesday, April 21, 2015

The Test I'll Never Forget

In this series, professionals reflect on their inevitable career mistakes. Follow the stories here and write your own (please include #BestMistake in your post).

During my senior year of college, one of my final exams consisted of a single question that I’ll paraphrase here: Suppose your client is a mining corporation, and you have to do a year-end audit where you have to assess the value of coal in a pile. How do you take inventory of that pile of coal? 

The Test I'll Never ForgetI had studied my brains out. I started drawing isosceles triangles and cones – elaborate solutions to calculate how much theoretical coal would be in that theoretical pile.

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