From $1,000 to $15,000: My Robinhood Small-Account Challenge
I funded a Robinhood account with $1,000 and grew it to nearly $15,000 in less than two years. The real secret wasn't a hot stock pick. It was relentless risk management.
Sergio Avedian
Sergio Avedian is a seasoned Wall Street professional with more than 35 years of experience in finance, trading, and capital markets.
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Latest Articles by Sergio Avedian
How to Move to the Winning Side of the K-Shaped Economy
The K-shaped economy split America into the people whose assets keep climbing and everyone working harder just to stay flat. Here's how to climb from the bottom arm to the top.
Fundamental vs. Technical Analysis: Two Different Ways to Analyze Stocks
Fundamental analysis values the business; technical analysis reads the chart. Here's how the two philosophies differ, where each falls short, and why many investors use both.
What Rising Oil Prices Mean for Your Money
Just when it felt safe to stop watching gas prices, a conflict halfway around the world could push the cost of almost everything back up. Here's what it means for your wallet.
Why Politicians Keep Beating the Stock Market While Most Americans Fall Behind
Members of Congress keep posting market-beating returns while regulating the same industries they invest in. A look at how it happens, why the STOCK Act has not stopped it, and what reform could finally look like.
Why Dollar-Cost Averaging Is the Best Passive Investing Strategy
Markets at all-time highs? Don’t panic, and don’t wait. Here’s why the most boring investing strategy might be your most powerful one.
How Much of Your Paycheck Should You Invest?
How much of your paycheck should you invest? Learn the key benchmarks, from 10% to 30%, and how to find the right percentage based on your income, goals, and stage of life.
Why Dollar-Cost Averaging Beats Trying to Time the Market
Every time the S&P 500 hits a new high, the same question surfaces: should I really be buying now? Here’s why the boring answer keeps winning.
Stop Trading Time for Money
Your income stops the moment you do. Here's why the wealthiest people don't rely on paychecks and what they own instead.