1. First, Count What You Normally Spend Making a budget doesn’t have to start with you figuring out how much money you should spend on food, drugs, alcohol, and clothing. I have seen plenty of attempts at budgeting fail because the person making it wasn’t realistic about where his/her money was going to go. Before […]

Supply and demand. That’s what everyone has told us growing up. If the demand for a stock goes up, the price will go up, right? That is pretty true, but it’s not like someone at the New York Stock Exchange is shouting, “More people want $TSLA! Raise the price to $350!” No overseeing body is […]