Hi, I’m Jamie. I am a content writer for MyWallSt and I come from Tullamore, Co. Offaly, in the Irish midlands.
5 Merrion Row
This is our attempt at communicating to the wider world what exactly it is that makes working at MyWallSt unique. The people that work here and the unique culture we’ve built are the only things that rival the importance we’ve put on our product and we want to share them with the world.
With ‘5 Merrion Row’, we’ll bring the individual voices of those working here together. The topics will include ones as diverse as start-ups, design, investing, office events and personal stories.
But one thing that they will all have in common is that they are uniquely MyWallSt.
Think Long-Term Team Blog Series: James
Hey I’m James, I’m from Kildare in the Irish midlands. I’m the Head of Head of Content and Publishing here at MyWallSt.
Think Long-Term Team Blog Series: Julie
Hi I’m Julie, I am from Glen Arm, Maryland. I’m Head of Copywriting and Sales at MyWallSt.
The Importance Of A Diversified Portfolio
One of the surest ways for an investor to avoid catastrophe during a market downturn is to have a diversified portfolio, which is a lot easier than you’d think
The Power of Slow Burner Investments
The greatest tool any investor can use is time itself, with Apple serving as the perfect case study for the importance of using patience when investing
Welcome to 5 Merrion Row
With ‘5 Merrion Row’, we’ll bring the individual voices of those working here together. The topics will include ones as diverse as start-ups, design, investing, office events and personal stories.
The Alchemists: Stock Market Predictors
It’s human nature to try and make sense out of chaos. But sometimes, we just end up making things a lot worse…
The Luckier I Get
Start early, practice often, study the masters, and enjoy the pursuit.
Eight years getting things done
I used to have stress and anxiety, but then I found out how to get things done and everything changed.
Winning a Loser’s Game
In his 1975 essay, ‘The Loser’s Game,’ investing guru Charles Ellis used the game of tennis to highlight two different approaches to success.