There are many, many ways that we can invest in the world. We live in a phenomenal time in human history when there are literally thousands of investment vehicles available to us. Many of them are confusing and hard to understand.

We want to get back to some of the basic investment strategies that have been proven over time, location, and destination to work again and again for many people who may not be spending 100 percent of their time trying to understand investing.p>

The secret to investment success is the consistent application of time-proven strategies, not the use of complex, hard-to-understand investment vehicles created by investment bankers out to take your money!

When most of us invest, we do not have the leisure of spending 24 hours investing and doing nothing else. But we still have to have investing strategies that work.

If you look at the world as a whole, most people make their money by doing what?

They do it by working.

They have a job and earn money.

But even if you are working for a living, you still need to invest that money to grow it, because if you want to master wealth, you need to be able to create, grow, and protect your wealth.

The mastery of wealth requires you to create, grow, and protect your wealth.

Investment is the primary means of growing your wealth.

Investment is the primary means of expanding your wealth!

Through investment, you are going to turn your money into something bigger than it was before.

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Investors the world over are constantly evaluating the leverage, risk and potential rewards of their investment decisions. Whether you are an individual investor or an analyst for a large mutual fund, leverage, risk and the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow are always factors to be considered.

We realize investors are currently concerned about whether the Sell in May and go away factor will occur again this year. Sure feels different this time, doesnt it? We will leave this subject to others and of course the markets will be telling us soon as May is upon us. For us, as we continue to find values in the markets we add them to our portfolio and/or increase current positions. Our view is that we are building inventory, an inventory of shares and warrants to be sold at some point in the future. Will there be corrections along the way? Sure, but we will take the opportunities that the markets give us and do not believe in chasing anything.

Back to Basics:

With few exceptions, most of us writing and those reading the articles on these gold oriented websites are bullish on the precious metals, right? So, lets look at a few very simple ideas on the use of leverage and risk. Id like to first say, we do not personally use nor do we suggest that an investor use margin accounts. The markets can be quite volatile at times and we do not wish to be thrown off of this bull market by a margin call.

If an investors basic beliefs are that gold will say, double from current levels for a 100% gain, are there other ways to invest other than an outright purchase of gold bullion? Sure, gold coins and the gold ETF must mimic the price of gold.

But what if we wanted to utilize some leverage in an attempt to increase our investment gains? Below is a list of investment alternatives of which each takes on additional level of risk and leverage to the price of gold.

Gold Shares — Producers

Gold Shares — Junior Mining companies

Gold Shares — Exploration companies

Investors interested in the precious metals but yet seeking greater safety will stick with the large producing mining companies. At the opposite end of the spectrum will be those investors looking to make a killing by investing in the shares of the exploration companies of which we seem to have an endless supply.

It is commonly known, that gold shares over time will outperform the increase in the price of gold, so investors as a general rule, are looking to own gold shares as their investment of choice. Each investor depending on their level of risk tolerance and their individual beliefs in the strength of this bull market must factor this into their investment philosophy.

Warrants & Leaps:

Investors looking for even more leverage may wish to consider the use long-term warrants and even Leaps in their investment decisions. If one or more of your favorite mining shares has Leaps or long-term warrants trading, why should you not consider them? There is absolutely no reason not to consider them.

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Welcome to the February 28, 2007 edition of festival of investing.

Paul Smith presents Tax changes cause concern for some shares posted at Investing using Fundamentals on the Aussie StockMarket, saying, “The article investigates how to find a profitable situation out of recent tax changes to investments in agricultural investments.”

FMF presents How to Identify Chart-Topping Mutual Funds in Advance posted at Free Money Finance, saying, “How to — you can’t!”

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veryLegal presents Why You Should Not Dollar Cost Average posted at veryLegal, saying, “Think you know DCA? Think again! =). Great article that smashes the dollar cost averaging myth.”

Matthew Paulson presents Banking Reviews: The IGOBanking High-Yield Savings Account posted at Getting Green.

Rod Thomas presents The psychology of property investing posted at Prosperity from Property.

Rich presents Gay-friendly Investing posted at Queercents, saying, “Rich at Queercents writes about gay-friendly investing.”

Trent presents Analyzing the Auditor’s Statement: An Unqualified Opinion posted at Financial Education.

Murad Ali presents The Importance of Retirement Investment posted at The New Business World.

Leon Gettler presents Hedge funds should open their books to regulators – Sandy Weill posted at Sox First, saying, “Hedge funds should open their books to regulator says former Citigroup chief executive officer Sandy Weill. The system is rife with risk for investors and markets, he says.”

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Chuck Russell presents GM and Chrysler? XM Radio and Sirius Radio? posted at Car Buying Tips To Save You Money, saying, “I submitted this article because this is a merger worth noteing. If these 2 company’s do merge, this would be a good stock to have invested in.”

Alan presents Risk Taking – Living life to the fullest posted at Made to Be Great.

Silicon Valley Blogger presents Filthy Wal-Mart = Poor WMT Stock Performance? posted at The Digerati Life.

Ironman presents Visualizing the Worst Case Real Returns for the S&P 500 posted at Political Calculations, saying, “Political Calculations’ newest chart mapping the worst performance ever recorded by the S&P 500 for investment holding periods of 1 to 50 years, after inflation.”

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Wenchypoo presents Social Security Alternatives posted at Wisdom From Wenchypoo’s Mental Wastebasket.

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Welcome to the September 5, 2006 edition of investing carnival.