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Many articles on the subject of money talk about different ways to invest the money: which stocks to pick, whether to choose bonds over stocks and Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs) versus mutual funds.
Our everyday lives are becoming increasingly electronic. Electronic mail (email) has pretty much taken over the traditional role of the U.S. Postal Service. 1 comment
Several decades back, managing investment risk was straightforward by today's standards. A simple strategy of "don't put all your eggs into the same basket" worked well.
Prices of many equities rise whenever the economy expands. The positive business conditions, such as easy access to working capital, spill over to various entities and generate positive returns for all. Some stocks, however, are "counter-cyclical," rising when the economy falls and vice versa.
It's hardly a secret that many properties in the Hamptons are owned by Wall Streeters. Bank executives, hedge fund managers, financial researchers - many have acquired pads in the beautiful locales "out East." 1 comment
The U.S. Treasury bonds and bills (T-bonds and T-bills) have long been the beacon of security for many investors, young and old.
For many investors "Sell in May and Go Away" was the mantra to relax for the summer with trading history defending this as the best way to protect your portfolio.
Prices of several commodities declined abruptly: silver lost over a quarter of its value. 1 comment
This article looks at why Munis can be an attractive investment, and why Suffolk County Munis specifically are worthy of investor consideration.
Do you believe that a particular stock may bring you luck? It may be a good time to stop. The latest financial research shows that investors with a lottery approach to stocks significantly under perform those with a more scientific approach to choosing equities.
QE2 seems to permeate the airways this week. And we are not even talking about Her Majesty, the Queen Elizabeth II of England, but something known as the 2nd iteration of "Quantitative Easing." 1 comment
U.S. oil supplies are at their seasonal low, and Heating Oil demand depletes domestic inventories.
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