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  • Išleidimo metai: 15-Jan-2021
  • Leidėjas: For Dummies
  • ISBN-10: 111973665X
  • ISBN-13: 9781119736653
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  • Formatas: Paperback / softback, 592 pages, aukštis x plotis x storis: 234x185x38 mm, weight: 771 g
  • Išleidimo metai: 15-Jan-2021
  • Leidėjas: For Dummies
  • ISBN-10: 111973665X
  • ISBN-13: 9781119736653
Kitos knygos pagal šią temą:

The all-encompassing guide to getting smart about the market 

While investing is one of the smartest ways to become financially worry-free, making the decisions that get you there can be intimidating and overwhelming. Today’s investors have a huge array of options open to them and sorting the wheat from the chaff—and the get-rich-quick Ponzi schemes from the real deal—is an exhausting process. Investing For Canadians All-in-One For Dummies takes the fear out of the complexity by providing you with a clear and honest overview of Canada’s unique investing landscape—and shows you how to make it work for you. 

Bringing together essential and jargon-free information from Investing For Canadians For Dummies, Stock Investing For Canadians For Dummies, Mutual Funds For Canadians For Dummies, Real Estate Investing For Canadians For Dummies, Day Trading For Canadians For Dummies, Cryptocurrency Investing For Dummies, and Investing in Silver & Gold For Dummies together in one convenient place, this rich resource is an arsenal of techniques and advice for guaranteeing you a secure and prosperous future.  

  • Develop and manage a portfolio 
  • Find investments that suit your income 
  • Get the latest information on tax laws 
  • Follow time-tested strategies 
  • Invest in gold, silver, and other precious metals 
Introduction 1(1)
About This Book 1(1)
Foolish Assumptions 1(1)
Icons Used in This Book 2(1)
Beyond the Book 2(1)
Where to Go from Here 3(2)
BOOK 1 ENTERING THE WORLD OF INVESTING
5(64)
Chapter 1 Exploring Your Investment Choices
7(12)
Getting Started with Investing
8(1)
Building Wealth with Ownership Investments
9(3)
Entering the stock market
10(1)
Owning real estate
10(1)
Running a small business
11(1)
Generating Income from Lending Investments
12(2)
Considering Cash Equivalents
14(1)
Steering Clear of Futures and Options
15(1)
Counting Out Collectibles
16(3)
Chapter 2 Weighing Risks And Returns
19(24)
Evaluating Risks
20(12)
Market-value risk
21(6)
Individual-investment risk
27(3)
Purchasing-power risk (aka inflation risk)
30(2)
Career risk
32(1)
Analysing Returns
32(9)
The components of total return
32(2)
Savings, high-interest, and money market account returns
34(1)
Bond returns
35(1)
Stock returns
36(3)
Real estate returns
39(1)
Small-business returns
40(1)
Considering Your Goals
41(2)
Chapter 3 Getting Your Financial House In Order
43(26)
Establishing an Emergency Reserve
43(2)
Evaluating Your Debts
45(3)
Conquering consumer debt
45(1)
Mitigating your mortgage
46(2)
Establishing Your Financial Goals
48(3)
Tracking your savings rate
48(1)
Determining your investment tastes
49(2)
Funding Your Registered Retirement Savings Plan
51(3)
Understanding RRSPs
51(1)
Gaining tax benefits
52(1)
Understanding deductions and contributions
52(1)
Starting early for maximum profits
53(1)
Taming Your Taxes in Non-Retirement Accounts
54(4)
Figuring your tax bracket
54(2)
Knowing what's taxed and when to worry
56(2)
Choosing the Right Investment Mix
58(5)
Considering your age
59(1)
Making the most of your investment options
59(2)
Easing into risk: Dollar cost averaging
61(2)
Treading Carefully When Investing for University or College
63(3)
Making the most out of a Registered Education Savings Plan
64(2)
Allocating university investments
66(1)
Protecting Your Assets
66(3)
BOOK 2 INVESTING IN STOCKS
69(88)
Chapter 1 Gathering Information
71(20)
Looking to Stock Exchanges for Answers
72(2)
Grasping the Basics of Accounting and Economics
74(5)
Accounting for taste and a whole lot more
74(2)
Understanding how economics affects stocks
76(3)
Staying on Top of Financial News
79(3)
Figuring out what a company's up to
80(1)
Discovering what's new with an industry
80(1)
Knowing what's happening with the economy
80(1)
Seeing what politicians and government bureaucrats are doing
81(1)
Checking for trends in society, culture, and entertainment
81(1)
Reading and Understanding Stock Tables
82(5)
52-week high
83(1)
52-week low
83(1)
Name and symbol
84(1)
Dividend
84(1)
Volume
84(2)
Yield
86(1)
P/E
86(1)
Day last
87(1)
Net change
87(1)
Using News about Dividends
87(2)
Looking at important dates
87(2)
Understanding why certain dates matter
89(1)
Evaluating or Ignoring Investment Tips
89(2)
Chapter 2 Going For Brokers
91(20)
Defining the Broker's Role
91(2)
Distinguishing between Full-Service and Discount Brokers
93(4)
At your disposal: Full-service brokers
93(2)
Just the basics: Discount brokers
95(2)
Choosing a Broker
97(1)
Discovering Various Types of Brokerage Accounts
98(2)
Cash accounts
98(1)
Margin accounts
99(1)
Option accounts
99(1)
Judging Brokers' Recommendations
100(3)
Understanding basic recommendations
100(1)
Asking a few important questions
101(2)
Robo-advisors and Fintech
103(3)
High tech meets equity investing
103(1)
Terminating bad investment decisions with artificial intelligence
104(1)
Advantages of an inhuman touch
104(1)
Exceeding standards
105(1)
Checking Out Canadian Robo-advisors
106(5)
Not just for millennial
107(1)
Asset allocation: What is the robo-advisor investing your money in?
107(1)
What to watch for
108(1)
Fees
109(1)
Putting it all together
110(1)
Chapter 3 Investing For Long-Term Growth
111(14)
Becoming a Value-Oriented Growth Investor
112(1)
Surveying Handy Growth Stock Tips
113(8)
Look for leaders in megatrends
114(1)
Compare company growth to industry growth
114(1)
Consider a company with a strong niche
115(1)
Check out a company's fundamentals
116(1)
Evaluate a company's management
116(2)
Notice who's buying and/or recommending a company's stock
118(1)
Make sure a company continues to do well
119(2)
Heed investing lessons from history
121(1)
Exploring Small Caps and Speculative Stocks
121(4)
Knowing when to avoid IPOs
122(1)
Making sure a small cap stock is making money
123(1)
Analyzing small cap stocks before investing
123(2)
Chapter 4 Investing For Income
125(14)
Understanding Income Stocks Basics
126(4)
Getting a grip on dividends
126(1)
Recognizing who's well-suited for income
127(1)
Assessing the advantages of income stocks
127(1)
Digging into the disadvantages of income stocks
128(2)
Analysing Income Stocks
130(5)
Pinpointing your needs first
130(1)
Checking out yield
131(2)
Looking at a stock's payout ratio
133(1)
Studying a company's bond rating
134(1)
Diversifying your stocks
135(1)
Exploring Some Typical Income Stocks
135(4)
Utilities
135(1)
Real estate investment trusts (REITs)
136(2)
Royalty trusts
138(1)
Chapter 5 Using Accounting Basics To Choose Winning Stocks
139(18)
Recognizing Value When You See It
140(4)
Understanding different types of value
140(2)
Putting the pieces together
142(2)
Accounting for Value
144(13)
Breaking down the balance sheet
144(4)
Looking at the income statement
148(5)
Tooling around with ratios
153(4)
BOOK 3 INVESTING IN MUTUAL FUNDS
157(76)
Chapter 1 What Is A Mutual Fund?
159(12)
Beginning with Mutual Fund Basics
160(2)
The Nitty-Gritty: How a Fund Makes You Money
162(5)
Returns: What's in it for you?
162(2)
Returns as a percentage
164(2)
How funds can make you rich
166(1)
What mutual funds buy
167(1)
Checking Out Types of Funds
167(1)
Discovering Where to Buy Funds
168(3)
Chapter 2 Buying And Selling Mutual Funds
171(16)
A Few Reasons to Buy Funds
171(8)
Offering safety in numbers: Public scrutiny and accountability
172(3)
Putting your eggs in many baskets
175(1)
Getting good returns from professional management
176(1)
Making investing convenient
177(1)
Investing without breaking the bank
177(1)
Watching over your investment
178(1)
Getting out your money if you need it
178(1)
The Perils and Pitfalls of Funds
179(3)
Excessive costs
179(1)
Style drift: When managers get lost in the jungle
179(1)
When bad managers attack
180(1)
Vague explanations of poor performance
180(1)
Prospectuses that don't say enough
181(1)
Too many funds and too few long-term results
182(1)
Load versus No-Load: The Great Divide
182(5)
Load funds: The comfort zone
183(1)
No-load funds: The direct approach
184(3)
Chapter 3 Paperwork And Your Rights
187(18)
Signing Up
188(3)
Filling in your account (or RRSP) application form
188(3)
Getting confirmed
191(1)
Prospectuses: Not Always Your Friend
191(4)
You've been warned
192(2)
More charges to look for
194(1)
Introducing the Management Report of Fund Performance
195(5)
Looking at what goes into an MRFP
195(2)
Checking out an MRFP
197(3)
Surveying Your Account Statement
200(2)
Annual and Semi-Annual Financial Statements (or Annual Reports)
202(3)
Chapter 4 Investing In Canadian Exchange-Traded Funds
205(12)
Comparing Exchange-Traded Funds and Mutual Funds
206(2)
The differences
206(1)
The similarities
207(1)
Choosing an Exchange-Traded Fund
208(5)
Main types of ETFs
208(4)
Bearish ETFs
212(1)
Taking Note of Indexes
213(4)
Chapter 5 Beyond Mutual Funds
217(16)
The Good Old GIC: You Know Where You Sleep
218(4)
Types of GICs
219(1)
Finding the best rates
220(1)
Checking out the benefits of GICs
221(1)
Watching out for inflation
221(1)
Bonds and Strip Bonds
222(2)
Considering bond alternatives
223(1)
Investing directly in bonds
223(1)
Stocks: Thrills, Spills, and Twisted Wreckage
224(4)
Going with index funds
224(2)
Buying individual stocks
226(1)
Taking a wilder ride with stock alternatives
227(1)
Income Trusts: No Longer the Taxpayer's Best Friend
228(2)
Recalling income trust mania
228(1)
Clamping down on income trusts
228(1)
Considering investing in income trusts
229(1)
Managed Products: A Fee Circus
230(3)
BOOK 4 INVESTING IN PRECIOUS METALS
233(44)
Chapter 1 Beginning With The Benefits And Risks Of Metals
235(18)
Protecting Your Portfolio Against Inflation
235(2)
Precious metals against the dollar
236(1)
Diversification against all currencies
236(1)
Seeing Benefits for Investors
237(4)
Safe haven
237(1)
Privacy
238(1)
Inflation hedge
238(1)
Dollar hedge
239(1)
Confiscation protection
239(1)
Liquidity
240(1)
Portfolio diversification
240(1)
Checking Out Benefits for Traders and Speculators
241(3)
Supply and demand
241(1)
Huge gains potential
242(1)
Trading versus speculating
243(1)
The benefits of speculating
243(1)
Recognizing the Risks of Precious Metals
244(9)
Distinguishing types of risk
244(4)
Minimizing your risk
248(3)
Risk management tools
251(1)
Weighing risk against return
252(1)
Chapter 2 Going For The Gold
253(14)
Gold: The Ancient Metal of Kings
254(1)
Reviewing Recent Trends in Gold
255(4)
Explaining all the bull
255(1)
Telling the tale of the tape: Gold versus other investments
256(2)
Assuring gold's success
258(1)
Securing a Safe Haven from the Coming Storm
259(2)
Comparing monetary and price inflation
259(1)
Watching the dollar
260(1)
Buying and owning gold
260(1)
Checking Out the Gold Market
261(4)
Gold market data and information
261(1)
Industrial supply and demand
262(1)
Investment demand
263(1)
Central banks
264(1)
Meeting a Few Gold Bugs
265(1)
Digging into Other Gold Investing Resources
266(1)
Chapter 3 Discovering The Secret Of Silver
267(10)
Understanding the Hybrid Potentials of Silver
267(3)
Monetary uses for silver
268(1)
Industrial uses for silver
268(2)
Researching Silver
270(1)
Sources of data
270(1)
Sources of informed opinion
271(1)
Owning Silver
271(2)
Physical silver
271(1)
Paper silver
272(1)
Focusing on Silver's Compelling Future
273(1)
Looking at the Legends of Silver
274(3)
Jerome Smith
274(1)
Ted Butler
274(1)
David Morgan
275(2)
BOOK 5 DAY TRADING
277(82)
Chapter 1 Waking Up To Day Trading
279(16)
It's All in a Day's Work
280(3)
Speculating, not hedging
281(1)
Understanding zero-sum markets
281(1)
Keeping the discipline: Closing out each night
282(1)
Committing to Trading as a Business
283(2)
Trading part-time: An okay idea if done right
283(1)
Trading as a hobby: A bad idea
284(1)
Working with a Small Number of Assets
285(2)
Managing your positions
286(1)
Focusing your attention
286(1)
A Few Personality Traits of Successful Day Traders
287(2)
Independence
287(1)
Quick-wittedness
288(1)
Decisiveness
289(1)
What Day Trading Is Not
289(6)
Ifs not investing
290(1)
But it's not gambling
290(1)
It's hardly guaranteed
291(1)
But ifs not exactly dangerous
292(1)
Ifs not easy
292(1)
But then again, neither are a lot of other worthwhile activities
293(1)
Putting day trading success in perspective
293(2)
Chapter 2 Making A Day Trade Of It
295(22)
Planning Your Trading Business
296(6)
Setting your goals
296(1)
Picking the markets
297(1)
Fixing hours, vacation, and sick leave
298(1)
Getting yourself set up
298(1)
Investing in your business
299(1)
Evaluating and revising your plan
299(3)
Planning Your Trades
302(8)
What do you want to trade?
303(1)
How do you want to trade it?
303(1)
Figuring out when to buy and when to sell
304(1)
Setting profit goals
305(1)
Setting limits on your trades
306(4)
What if the trade goes wrong?
310(1)
Closing Out Your Position
310(2)
Swing trading: Holding for days
311(1)
Position trading: Holding for weeks
311(1)
Investing: Holding for months or years
311(1)
Maxims and Cliches That Guide and Mislead Traders
312(5)
Pigs get fat, hogs get slaughtered
312(1)
In a bear market, the money returns to its rightful owners
313(1)
The trend is your friend
313(1)
Buy the rumour, sell the news
314(1)
Cut your losses and ride your winners
314(1)
You're only as good as your last trade
315(2)
Chapter 3 Signing Up For Asset Classes
317(22)
What Makes a Good Day Trading Asset?
317(4)
Liquidity
318(1)
Volatility, standard deviation, and variance
319(1)
Capital requirements
320(1)
Marginability
320(1)
Securities and How They Trade
321(11)
Stocks
322(6)
Bonds
328(3)
Exchange traded funds (ETFs)
331(1)
Cash and Currency
332(1)
How currency trades
332(1)
Where currency trades
333(1)
How the Canadian dollar is traded
333(1)
Commodities and How They Trade
333(1)
Derivatives and How They Trade
334(5)
Types of derivatives
334(2)
Buying and selling derivatives
336(3)
Chapter 4 Investing, Trading, And Gambling
339(10)
Understanding Risk and Return
340(6)
What is risk, anyway?
340(3)
Getting rewarded for the risk you take
343(1)
The magic of market efficiency
344(2)
Defining Investing
346(1)
Talking about Trading
346(1)
Getting a Grip on Gambling
347(1)
Managing the Risks of Day Trading
348(1)
Chapter 5 Understanding Regulations
349(10)
How Regulations Created Day Trading
350(1)
Who Regulates What?
351(3)
Brokerage Basics for Firm and Customer
354(3)
Are you suitable for day trading?
354(1)
Staying out of the money laundromat
355(1)
Rules for day traders
356(1)
Tax reporting
357(1)
Hot Tips and Insider Trading
357(1)
Taking on Partners
358(1)
BOOK 6 CRYPTOCURRENCY INVESTING
359(56)
Chapter 1 What Is A Cryptocurrency?
361(10)
Beginning with the Basics of Cryptocurrencies
362(4)
The definition of money
362(1)
Some cryptocurrency history
363(1)
Key crypto benefits
363(1)
Common crypto and blockchain myths
364(1)
Risks
365(1)
Gearing Up to Make Transactions
366(2)
Wallets
366(1)
Exchanges
366(1)
Communities
367(1)
Making a Plan Before You Jump In
368(3)
Select your cryptos
368(1)
Analyze, invest, and profit
369(2)
Chapter 2 Why Invest In Cryptocurrencies?
371(16)
Diversifying from Traditional Investments
372(6)
Stocks
372(2)
Bonds
374(1)
Forex
375(2)
Precious metals
377(1)
Gaining Capital Appreciation
378(3)
Historical returns
379(1)
Huge growth potential
380(1)
Increasing Income Potential
381(2)
A bit about traditional dividends
382(1)
The basics on crypto dividends
382(1)
Fueling Ideological Empowerment
383(4)
The economy of the future
383(1)
Freedom from government control of currency
384(1)
Help for the unbanked and underbanked
385(2)
Chapter 3 Recognizing The Risks Of Cryptocurrencies
387(16)
Reviewing Cryptocurrency Returns
388(1)
Capital gains (or losses)
388(1)
Income
388(1)
Risk: Flipping the Other Side of the Coin
389(1)
Glimpsing Cryptocurrencies' Reward versus Risk
390(1)
Digging into Different Kinds of Risk
391(6)
Crypto hype risk
391(1)
Security risk
392(2)
Volatility risk
394(1)
Liquidity risk
394(1)
Vanishing risk
395(1)
Regulation risk
396(1)
Tax risk
397(1)
Exploring Risk Management Methods
397(6)
Build your emergency fund first
399(1)
Be patient
399(2)
Diversify outside and inside your cryptocurrency portfolio
401(2)
Chapter 4 How Cryptocurrencies Work
403(12)
Explaining Basic Terms in the Cryptocurrency Process
403(6)
Cryptography
405(1)
Nodes
406(1)
Mining
406(1)
Proof-of-work
407(1)
Proof-of-stake
407(1)
Proof-of-importance
408(1)
Transactions: Putting it all together
408(1)
Cruising through Other Important Crypto Concepts
409(2)
Adaptive scaling
409(1)
Decentralization
409(1)
Harvesting
409(1)
Open source
410(1)
Public ledger
410(1)
Smart contracts
410(1)
Stick a Fork in It: Digging into Cryptocurrency Forks
411(4)
What is a fork, and why do forks happen?
411(1)
Hard forks and soft forks
412(1)
Free money on forks
413(2)
BOOK 7 INVESTING IN REAL ESTATE
415(114)
Chapter 1 Thinking About Real Estate
417(16)
Investigating Real Estate Investing
418(5)
Discovering the opportunities
418(3)
Considering alternatives
421(2)
Figuring Out Whether You're Right for Real Estate Investing
423(3)
Determining how much you can invest
424(1)
Assessing your risk tolerance
424(2)
Getting into Real Estate Investing
426(4)
Knowing your needs
426(1)
Keeping your goals in mind
427(1)
Understanding your limitations
427(1)
Looking for locations
428(2)
Fitting Real Estate into a Financial Plan
430(3)
Considering when to sell
430(1)
Planning for retirement
431(1)
Wills and (real) estate planning
431(2)
Chapter 2 Exploring Real Estate Investments
433(26)
Homing In on Residential Properties
434(6)
Investing begins at home
434(1)
Renting a suite, paying a mortgage
435(3)
Renovating for fun and profit
438(1)
Owning second homes and cottages
439(1)
Securing Commercial and Industrial Properties
440(5)
Assessing classes
441(2)
Assessing liquidity
443(2)
Weighing Condos as an Investment
445(3)
Investing in residential condos
446(1)
Investing in commercial condos
447(1)
Investing in hotel condos
447(1)
Dreaming of Recreational Properties
448(2)
Cottages and cabins
449(1)
Fractional ownership
449(1)
Resorts by the suite
450(1)
Developing a Taste for Raw Land
450(3)
Staking your claim
451(1)
Goin' country or swingin' in the city
451(1)
Banking on land
452(1)
Deciding to build
452(1)
Howdy, Partners: Buying into Syndicates
453(3)
Gaining strength in numbers
455(1)
Turning to the crowd
455(1)
Knowing the risks
455(1)
Researching Real Estate Investment Trusts
456(3)
Trusted alternatives
456(1)
Reading financial statements
457(2)
Chapter 3 Establishing Your Investment Strategy
459(22)
Studying Market Cycles
459(6)
The real estate cycle
460(2)
Factors affecting market conditions
462(3)
Knowing the Market, Knowing Yourself
465(4)
Taking stock of your skills
466(2)
Gauging the markets future --- and yours
468(1)
Selecting an Investment Type
469(3)
Investing with intent
470(1)
Lapping up liquidity
470(1)
Staying strong in soft times
471(1)
Doing your research
471(1)
Selecting Advisers
472(9)
Before you begin: The criteria
473(2)
The real estate agent
475(1)
The lawyer
476(1)
The appraiser
477(1)
The accountant
477(1)
The financial planner
478(1)
Other professional advice
479(2)
Chapter 4 Pulling Together The Cash: Assessing Your Resources
481(18)
Assessing Your Financial Situation
482(1)
Identifying Resources
483(9)
Liquid: Savings
484(1)
Illiquid: Long-term investments
485(2)
Vaporous: Friends and acquaintances
487(1)
Banking on family
488(4)
Working with Professional Financial Partners
492(2)
Squaring accounts
493(1)
Recognizing danger
494(1)
Optimizing Saving Strategies and Leverage
494(5)
Assembling a war chest
495(2)
Weighing the opportunities and risks of leveraging
497(2)
Chapter 5 Scouting Properties: Where To Look And What To Look For
499(30)
Assessing Current Market Cycles
500(6)
Research: Doing your homework
500(5)
Analysis without paralysis: Tallying the variables
505(1)
The decision: Trust your gut
506(1)
X Marks the Spot: Identifying a Target Market
506(6)
Separating the fads from the fundamentals
507(1)
Getting to know markets and neighbourhoods
508(2)
Honing your vision
510(2)
Consulting the locals
512(1)
Selecting a Property
512(7)
Home sweet home
513(3)
Location, location, location
516(1)
Amenities and services
517(1)
Looking to the future
518(1)
Identifying the Types of Land Ownership
519(2)
Holding freely
519(1)
Holding with limits
520(1)
Knowing That a Property's Right for You
521(1)
Checking Out Even More Resources for Property Information
522(7)
Government agencies
522(1)
Real estate brokerages and boards
523(1)
Financial institutions
524(1)
Real estate consultants
525(1)
Owners' associations
525(1)
Builders' associations
526(1)
Provincial land registries
527(1)
Property assessment offices
527(1)
City hall
528(1)
Court records
528(1)
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