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By: sacha tarkovsky
While many investors see mutual funds as a good long term investment, there is a better investment that not only has higher returns, but lower downside volatility.What is the investment? It may surpr (read entire article)
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By: Arthur Eckart
Last week, the yield curve inverted, when the 10-year Treasury bond yield fell below the two-year Treasury bond yield. An inverted yield curve has always predicted a profits recession. Moreover, yield (read entire article)
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By: Craig Ferguson
The ADX indicator measures the strength of a trend and can be useful to determine if a trend is strong or weak. High readings indicate a strong trend and low readings indicate a weak trend. When this (read entire article)
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By: Larry Holmes
When investors look ahead to what may be great investments for the next year, they much too often focus on what were big winners from the previous year. For example, shares of Google (GOOG) more than (read entire article)
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By: Thomas Mullooly
As I mentioned in my last message, if the support line of your mutual fund or your stock is broken, beware! This is a very clear signal you should be hedging your position, and perhaps consider selli (read entire article)
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By: Hans Bool
What is you investment approach? Let me explain why I ask you. Most people start by buying a mutual fund. If you want to know more about investing you can start by investing yourself. Then there are (read entire article)
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By: Larry Potter
We want to look at shorting for a moment because here we have something that is quite profitable if done right, but can hang you out to dry if not. As you know, one of the problems with shorting is th (read entire article)
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By: Cindy Diccianni
An article of 919 words describing what types of Mutual Funds are available and how to best use the funds to maximize your return with lowest risk (read entire article)
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By: Stephen Nelson
While you might assume any mutual fund investor should use Quicken’s mutual fund record-keeping tools, that isn’t the case. Because investment record keeping, including mutual fund record keeping, req (read entire article)
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By: Stephen Nelson
About this time every year, the personal finance magazines will perform an annual ritual: Looking at how mutual funds have performed over the past year—and then using that information to suggest which (read entire article)
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By: Stephen Nelson
While you might assume any mutual fund investor should use Money’s mutual fund record-keeping tools, that isn’t the case. Because investment record keeping, including mutual fund record keeping, requi (read entire article)
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By: Al Thomas
If you are the average American investor it means you have no idea what or when you should be buying and selling. Stocks? Bonds? Mutual Funds? Limited partnerships? ETFs (Exchange Trader Funds)? Money (read entire article)
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By: Arthur Eckart
SPX rallied over 100 points from mid-October to late-November. Many, if not most, expected the beginning of a cyclical bear market last month. Consequently, heavy short-positions were taken, in Octobe (read entire article)
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By: Lance Winslow
What if the average American could not invest in the stock market or buy mutual funds? What if only the wealthy could do this? Well, as more and more regulations are put on the financial investment in (read entire article)
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By: Hans Bool
Stock vs Mutual fundsAre you looking for something that you want to commit to? Something that provides a real business engagement, than you should invest in stock.Mutual funds are great. They help you (read entire article)
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By: Krishnan Chinnasamy
Mutual Fund Investments are safe always. You may know that all the profits shared to the investors by the mutual funds are coming out of the profits from the investments in the stock market.Norm (read entire article)
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By: Mark Crisp
Let's take the NASDAQ composite. It is made up of a basket of shares, the largest and most well traded stocks and an average of these stocks figures go into making the NASDAQ composite. Remember that (read entire article)
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By: Larry Potter
The mutual fund industry has staked its claim to the confidence of investors by establishing a tradition of plain dealing, honest accounting and overall trustworthiness. If there were sharks on Wall S (read entire article)
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By: Larry Potter
The first thing you have to decide when you are going to buy a stock is "what price are you comfy with buying it at?" In other words, let's say you like the idea of buying XYZ and with XYZ trading at (read entire article)
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By: Al Thomas
Years ago before all the electronic sensors miners would take a canary down into the shaft. He was a very pampered bird as he represented life or death. If he dropped off his perch unconscious the (read entire article)
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By: Larry Potter
The other day, there was a guy on CNBC hyping his style of investing. He seems like a nice guy, but his theory was a bit hard to swallow. He said that if you have money, you should just buy the market (read entire article)
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By: Catie Fitzgerald
At this time of year, you need to be aware of the ex-dividend date of any mutual funds you plan on purchasing. If you heed this advice, you avoid some nasty tax and investment performance consequence (read entire article)
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By: Sam Subramanian
Metrics such as price/earnings ratio and dividend yield on the S&P 500 index, a commonly used proxy for the U.S. stock market, are hardly at bargain levels. This has lead several market pundits to pre (read entire article)
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By: Peter Lim
Ever wanted to know a proven method to track the trends and make the trend of the market your personal friend?Here’s how you can do so:1. Find a short term moving average. Use 20 days simple moving av (read entire article)
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By: Larry Holmes
Exchange traded funds (or ETFs) are better for most investors than mutual funds. The mutual fund industry has experienced tremendous growth over that last twenty-five years or so. But it's a new era (read entire article)
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By: Larry Potter
If I could put my finger on the one solitary thing I dislike the most, it's getting whipsawed. Nothing in this wild game we play bugs me as much as being up 50 cents or a buck one day, only to have to (read entire article)
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By: Al Thomas
Think about this one. Has your broker EVER recommended that you place a stop-loss order on a stock after you have bought it? Ninety-nine percent of the brokers never think about helping you protect yo (read entire article)
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By: Al Thomas
No, not the money you have in your brokerage account, but mutual funds. This year so far more than 600 mutual funds have vanished. Where did they go and what happened to the money in those funds that (read entire article)
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By: Al Thomas
I have recently been contacted by a gentleman who has a large financial Internet web site devoted to mutual funds and he has asked me to act as an editor. He sent me a list of mutual funds and asked m (read entire article)
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By: Larry Potter
AFTER THE SPLIT ANNOUNCEMENT - Often times, the stock will develop a pattern of dropping back three to ten days after the announcement. This provides you with an opportunity to take advantage of the (read entire article)
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By: CT Larsen
The stock market is driven solely by human emotion. Nothing else really matters. Human emotion is driven by perception, and perception is jaded by expectations. If your expectations are not met, th (read entire article)
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By: Chris Perruna
We all know that emotions control every decision that an investor makes in any type of money related vehicle. Whether is be the stock market, real estate, art work or antiques, emotions ultimately se (read entire article)
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By: Sam Subramanian
‘Sector funds are too risky.’ ‘I doubled my money with Fidelity Select Technology in 12 months!’ ‘Avoid sector funds.’ If all of this sounds confusing, you are not alone. Sector funds are among the mo (read entire article)
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By: Scott Campanella
Disclaimer: Please note that I do not necessarily purchase, own, or partake of any of the securities or other financial instruments mentioned in this article. I also do not take any responsibility for (read entire article)
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By: Al Thomas
We are already in it, but you can't see it. It doesn't look like the one we had in '99. Like the magician who has you watching what he wants you to and with the other hand he is doing something else t (read entire article)
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By: Al Thomas
If you go to Haiti or other places in the Caribbean you may run into the Voodoo tradition of magic. There are long and mostly noisy rituals with the medicine man spouting words that bring great power (read entire article)
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By: Al Thomas
In November of 2000 when the NASDAQ was trading at 3000 I wrote in this column that the NASDAQ Index would fall to 1500 and I got lots of heat for saying it. Microsoft had fallen from $129 to $60 per (read entire article)
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By: Al Thomas
One of the big advertising kicks today from mutual funds is to tell how low their expense ratio is and that you will make a great deal more money if you buy and hold with them. Partly true, but that i (read entire article)
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By: Al Thomas
When it comes to buying a stock or mutual fund most people act pretty quickly. There are some who will take the time to get a report from Morningstar (it is worthless) or get reports from their broker (read entire article)
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By: Al Thomas
At some time in your life you have been on a river in a canoe and hopefully you had a paddle. You know about being up the creek without one.You quickly learned that paddling up stream is much harder t (read entire article)
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By: Al Thomas
Mutual funds and brokers are always preaching not to buy any fund with a high expense ratio. That is the annual costs of the fund to pay for trading of stocks within their portfolio, salaries, rent, t (read entire article)
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By: Al Thomas
Mutual funds are doing more and more to discourage investors from leaving them and taking their money to a better performing fund. What does better performing mean? It has nothing to do with who the m (read entire article)
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By: Al Thomas
You remember the story about the frog that was put into a pot of cold water on the stove. He was not concerned. Someone lit the burner and the water began getting warm, the frog was very comfortable (read entire article)
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By: Van Tharp
There is so much involved in developing peak performance, that I recommend that all traders have a business plan. We recommend that the business plan cover all of the following areas.• Your vision.• Y (read entire article)
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By: Joe Ross
What can I expect to make my first year of trading?We get questions like this one quite often. We find that most aspiring traders don’t have a clue as to what to expect from the market. Yet here the (read entire article)
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By: Steven T. Ng
The Bollinger Band theory is designed to depict the volatility of a stock. It is quite simple, being composed of a simple moving average, and its upper and lower "bands" that are 2 standard deviations (read entire article)
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By: Al Thomas
People are constantly asking me why is the stock market going down. What is causing this bear market? It is relatively simple so don't ask an economist. He will give you a 200-page answer that is unde (read entire article)
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By: Al Thomas
Before you buy another car you walk around the lot, kick the tires, slam the doors and look at the mileage indicator. That's an odometer. I know. That is about all the "research" you can do other than (read entire article)
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By: Al Thomas
Ever turn down a street, get half way and suddenly realize it is one way and you are going the wrong way? Is that the way you feel when you look at your stock brokerage statement?In either case don't (read entire article)
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By: Al Thomas
Mutual funds by definition are a mixed bag of stocks, bonds and a little cash. Their price per share is the NAV, Net Asset Value of the total amount of money in the mutual fund divided by the number o (read entire article)
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