Kirjahaku

One of the main problems many DIY-Investors face is how to record and organise their research. Mick Pavey, full-time private investor and founder of diy-investors.com has been wrangling with this issue for many years. Although he uses computers extensively, he also appreciates that some investors just prefer having their research notes in a 'real notebook'. However, there has been no sensible way to structure your recording of research, from your computer, magazine reading, seminar attendance and webinar notes ... until now In this DIY-Investor's Journal you can organise and more importantly easily find your research notes when considering a particular stock. Rather than have scrappy bits of paper, post-it notes or ad-hoc jottings, you'll have a well organised structure for your research.In this 126 page book, you'll find journaling pages for: Indexing your research Recording & monitoring the DIY-Investors Active & Passive Portfolios Grids to store your own versions of the Active & Passive Portfolios to compare with the DIY-Investors choices Pages for webinar notes Numerous Note Taking Sheets Inside, you'll find details of a free bonus... worth far more than the cost of this journal, together with access to an on-line video of how to get the best out of using your DIY-Investors Journal.