| Have you ever had a close look at a stock on a chart and gotten a “feel” for where it would go next? Well, you’re not alone. Many investors make decisions on what to buy and what to sell the same way. And I can’t totally fault the approach. The entire field of technical analysis is based on the idea that the historical price path of a stock is all you need to make forecasts about future moves. That said, traditional “chartist-style” technical analysis has an Achilles’ heel: It’s quite subjective. It’d help if we had a more reliable, data-driven approach, wouldn’t it? That's where the "Moneyball" approach to stocks comes in. Suggested Stories: A Pipeline to Dividend Growth — Buy ONEOK's 6.5% Yield Now Tragedy Spurs Action: 3 Ways to Shore Up Your Financial Risk
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We’re into the second half of 2021, so it’s time to take a moment to look at your financial goals for the year. If you haven’t defined them, that's OK. It isn’t too late to tackle that now. To start, an attainable goal should be as specific as possible. “Save more money” is too vague and nebulous. And it’s just about impossible to measure success. “Save $50,000” is a number. You will achieve it, or you won’t. You can track your progress. With that in mind, let’s take a look at some financial goals, starting with your 401(k). Suggested Stories: Earnings Edge: 2 Stocks Look to Break Trading Trends When Small-Cap Stocks Hit the Russell 2000, Big Things Happen
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