How To Make A 21% Return On Your Investment - In Dividends

Thanks again, Dien. I'll be eagerly awaiting your more detailed post. Investing is an area where I am actively seeking to upgrade my knowledge.

Over the past few years, I've been so laser-focused on building my company to the point where I'm in a situation of financial stability, and a degree of leverage. And now that I've been blessed to do so, I'm very interested in various investment vehicles!

My main education so far has been the 3 Kiyosaki books, which are fantastic and eye-opening from a philosophical standpoint, but don't touch as much on specific vehicles. I'm thinking "Investing For Dummies" is probably more my speed right now :)

Best,

-Jesse

> Hello Jesse and Mel, :)

> Jesse, I can share with you what I know....
> Give me a bit of time to get my thoughts
> together on this....

> However, what I know about BEST are long
> term-type investments, a "buy and
> hold" type of strategy, like Warren
> Buffett uses.

> But, I know there are also ways to get
> short-term knowledge too -- probably the
> most solid short-term approach (which is
> still legal) is to look for possible
> takeover targets! I know some people make
> regular money doing this ... but it sure
> must help to have connections to do things
> this way.

> One of the things I LOVE about stocks is the
> liquidity! As soon as you want the money for
> something else, you can sell immediately. I
> love the flexibility.... :)

> Okay, Jesse, I'll write up a more detailed
> post on what I know.... Look for it probably
> later today.

> - Dien