Getting Out: Formulating an Exit Strategy
On this installment of Investibles (20 minutes, 9.5MB), Matt and Rob talk about one of the most important, and least thought through parts of a good collectibles investment plan: getting out.
Basically, if you do not have a plan for how and when you will liquidate your collectible assets, then you haven't moved into the realm of investing.
Tune in for information on how plan for the graceful exit of your investing strategy.
Basically, if you do not have a plan for how and when you will liquidate your collectible assets, then you haven't moved into the realm of investing.
Tune in for information on how plan for the graceful exit of your investing strategy.
posted by The Rob at 7:56 AM
2 Comments:
Well exit is the only way to go in a transaction for a capital gain. The average investor in bonds does not look for a bond to go up in value, rather having a bond only pay intrest.
here is the over 10% list- http://www.geocities.com/inpni/HighYieldDiv.htm , i have a few, sff i recommend the most out of all of them. that and mtr has a low float(only 900,000 shares). i own stock in both companies, pwi pvx even pgh and ptf are good deals. pgh and ptf i never bought. is this a return of capital?
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