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The two main strategies that money making investors make are based on either growth or value tactics. Investors either look for companies that are growing earnings or that have stocks that are priced cheap that they expect will go up in value. Some combine both strategies.

Too many new (and even "experienced") traders think that they're on the road to success simply because they've memorized a way to read charts. It's just not enough. Good stock trading education has to utilize good money management.

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There's a tricky balance between investing in stocks and staying solvent. Stockmarkets have a horrible tendency to tank just when you're most in need of money. Being forced to sell shares while the market is in a funk is a disaster, so having a balance between long-term debt and different sorts of investments is really important. By-the-way, short-term debt and stockmarket investment don't mix. Don't do it.

You could also call your risk a different name -- the unknown. You cannot accurately predict what stocks will do every time. For example, you might purchase a stock that you expect to rise in price over time. You are looking forward to receiving nice annual dividends. However, the company is sued and experiences financial problems. You may not see the dividends you were betting on. In fact, if the company goes under, you could lose your entire investment. You've just met risk face to face.

With the help of a financial planner, you can be sure that you are not investing more than you should - or less than you should in order to reach your investment goals.