Investing is the activity of forecasting the yield over the life of an asset. Using Benjamin Graham’s definition, "an investment operation is one which, upon thorough analysis, promises safety of principal and an adequate return. Operations not meeting these requirements are speculative."
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Just what the retail investment industry does not want you to hear...
Yahoo published a recent story about one of the top performing financial advisors on Mark Hulbert's list.
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During a recent talk on the risk of investing in equities and the myth that stocks are safe in the long-run, Bodie mentions the following:
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My spouse recently left her employer and has about $200,000 in her 401K with this previous employer. A friend of ours who works for a brokerage firm spoke to us about doing either an IRA rollover or possibly investing in a variable annuity.
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An interesting article in the New York Times regarding the use of collars to hedge retail investment portfolios.
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