When the shares go up and get expensive one investor will sell for the gain and look for the next stock that is undervalued to do it again.The other investor will simply hold their gains for the long term and then still buy some and wait for it to go down again to purchase in more bug chunks.One way isn't right or wrong just different investing styles.

Simply meeting a local investor and shadowing them for a bit will teach you a lot more than some training program that costs as much as a college degree.Here is my question: is this even legal?

Whenever I teach, or do any Wholesaling, I always start with my buyers.  

Beyond that there are many different style and types of investing.Definitely check out the blogs, podcast and forums.

Beyond that there are many different style and types of investing.

Many of us including myself talk about our strategies, styles, niches and business model on our website.

I find the long posts to be more helpful than the [extra long] style posts. 

Many of us including myself talk about our strategies, styles, niches and business model on our website.

Right now, I'm teaching university students in Seoul English language classes and helping them build up their fluency.

That's what I try to teach my student in the Magic of Real Estate system... you can email me if you are interested to know about my program.