Plant Your Money Tree, Paperback/Michele Schneider

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Description Plant Your Money Tree offers readers a strategic and actionable way to look at their financial life with a completely new attitude of confidence, empowering them to make smart decisions regarding: -What to do with their money -How to grow their money -When to make smart personal choices such as changing careers, guiding their kid's education, expanding their business, buying a house, putting money in a savings account, capitalizing on social trends and investing in the future -How to manage their existing portfolios and 401Ks In clear and accessible language, Mish Schneider walks the reader through the six most essential sectors of the U. S. economy as seen through six market phases ---bullish, caution, distribution, bearish, recuperation, and accumulation. She illustrates how to easily recognize these phases, understand their interrelationships and explains to readers why they should care. Using a personal and conversational tone, Mish's goal is to help anyone who believes the topic of the economy and growing wealth is beyond their comprehension by giving them the tools to make independent, informed decisions about their money. With that knowledge, readers will gain insight plus have practical, smart options for what to do with their finances. Mish holds the readers' hands every step of the way with her welcoming and easy to understand language. Schneider does not endorse passive or buy-and-hold type investing. Rather, she teaches readers an evergreen methodology that adapts to every market scenario. About the Author Michele "Mish" Schneider currently serves as Director of Trading Research and Education at Market Gauge. com, a financial publishing company founded by her husband, Keith and partner, Geoff Bysshe. For nearly 20 years, Market Gauge. com has provided financial information, technology and education to thousands of individuals, as well as to large financial institutions and publications such as Barron's, Fidelity, ILX Systems, Thomson Reuters, and Ban