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Real estate land speculation is a way to get in on a hot investment before a boom hits.
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We look at this closely watched economic indicator to see what it means and how it's calculated.
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The recession has hit everyone hard, but here are some tips to keep your wallet a little bit fuller.
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Financial advisors sometimes offer conflicting opinions that can be confusing for many investors.
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Criteria used to rate companies is suspect - and even moreso during drastic times.
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Ditch your financial calculator and use these handy tips for estimating complex financial calculations on the fly.
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As we approach the one year anniversary of the generation's scariest financial crisis, it's worth taking stock of where we are now.
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Is there such a thing as a safe stock providing high dividend income? It may be time to redefine the terms "widows" and "orphans."
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Everything seemed to be going right for the bank giant, but it fell just as quickly as it had once risen.
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Investors should avoid their old investing strategies if they ever want to even out their losses.
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We look at the development of the money management profession and how it impacts professional money managers today.
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If you have property to sell and want to avoid capital gains tax, a Section 1031 exchange may be the answer.
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The efficient market hypothesis (EMH) suggests that stock prices fully reflect all available information in the market. Is this possible?
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So much has changed in such a short period of time the question is what, or who, exactly, is America today?
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It is possible to avoid unethical investments and still profit from mutual funds. Find out how!
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Deficit can be a sign of trouble for some countries, and of health for others. Find out what it means when more funds are exiting than entering a nation.
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Learn about a strategy that may be appropriate if you have a positive outlook on a stock.
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The 401(k) is often a poor substitute for the defined-benefit plans it replaced, but there are steps you can take to make yours better.
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These advisory programs offer professional supervision and other handy tools for building a diversified portfolio.
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Market volatility causes investors to lose confidence, yet history shows that market exposure is the path to returns.
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Three empirical findings on futures data can help currency traders determine buy and sell points.
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Harry Browne believes his "permanent portfolio" theory is the ideal long-term investing strategy.
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Hoping for a career in the financial services industry? Working for an RIA may fit the bill.
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For both mutual funds and racehorses, there's no surefire way to pick a winner.
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Fund managers often take on more risk than they should, putting business ahead of fund holders' interests.
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Take advantage of foreign currency markets without stepping out of your house.
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Investing during an economic downturn simply means changing your focus. Discover the benefits of defensive stocks.
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Learn how to protect yourself from the potential risks that can impact a company's share price - and your investments.
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When a large stakeholder is dissatisfied with a company's management, it may take matters into its own hands.
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During a recession there are a lot of numbers thrown around. Find out what those economic statistics really mean.
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Evaluate your investments with this simple tool.
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The benefits of these securities abound, but high leverage also magnifies potential losses.
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These alternative retirement funds provide diversification with no fees, so what's the catch?
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Understanding risk tolerance is crucial to the advisor/client relationship and any good investment policy statement.
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Is there a magic number you should be aiming for? Find out here.
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Avoid these pitfalls if you considering purchasing a rental property.
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Comparing stock and bond prices, it's clear that the market is ready for a major pullback.
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This popular investment vehicle has seen its share of ups and downs, successes and scandals. Read all about it!
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Bond investing is a stable and low-risk way to diversify a portfolio. However, knowing which types of bonds are right for you is not always easy.
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What if you've discovered some old shares in bearer form? Follow our tips and find out what they're worth.
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Mutual funds devoted to keeping roads, structures and communities safe can make you money.
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At times of market stress, investors flee from risky assets to investments the safest ones available.
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These funds put the squeeze on your money. Don't pay for service you're not getting.
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Discover these growing funds, which were previously unavailable to the average investor.
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The bear market of 2008 was a game-changer for many investors. Find out what lessons you can take away from it.
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Avoid unnecesary risks involved in CAPM calculations by also incorporating ICAPM into the mix.
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If you want government securities, go straight to the source. We'll show you how.
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Though a double-dip recession is possible, if all bricks fall into place, it's not likely.
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Before jumping into a tailor-made asset allocation plan, do the research - it will add years to your financial health.
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Being able to accurately spot the beginning of a bull market can be one of the most lucrative skills around.
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Avoiding overtrading can save your money and your sanity. Find out how to slow your turnover and build your profits.
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Do you understand how the various types of shares differ? We give you the pros and cons of each.
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It sounds like a great deal for a house, but you may have to sacrifice some of the items on your wish list to get it.
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Discover how strategy can help reduce your downside risk.
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Borrowing to increase profits isn't for the faint of heart, but margin trading can mean big returns.
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Even if the market is in a decline your portfolio doesn't have to be.
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After the infamous collapse of companies like Tyco, Enron and WorldCom, the government responded to try and prevent it from happening again.
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Are your mutual funds really hedge funds in disguise?
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What do the proposed tax changes to mutual funds mean for you?
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Immigration can be a touchy subject, but here's the economic point of view.
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Using the power of modern computers and the input of many financial experts, these models automatically execute trades for you.
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Contrarian investors find value in the worst market conditions. Find out how they do it.
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The average American family is nearly $11,000 in debt. Here are seven expenses that might be keeping you in the red.
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This method can help refine probability estimates using an intuitive process.
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Understanding your risk tolerance level can save you a lot of grief and financial instability in the future.
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These tax-free zones might sound appealing, but the consequences often aren't.
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In weaker economic times, banks may be tested by the government to see how safe they are.
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Preparing for unemployment can be the best investment you make.
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How much you stand to lose on an investment and how long those losses will last can be gauged ahead of time.
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These investments may pose a greater risk, but for brave investors, they're worth the stress.
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Discover the advantages and pitfalls of hedge funds and the questions to ask when choosing one.
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Learn how a country's current account balance reflects the country's economic health.
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You can save money on a date, but there's a right way and a wrong way to do it.
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If you prefer a "hands-off" approach to saving for retirement, target-date funds may be for you.
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With regulatory oversight under fire, the smart money might place an inverse bet on the future of these products.
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An increase in interest rates could prove that that the Fed really believes the U.S. economy is starting to grow.
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Find out the truth about recessions and how they impact your portfolio.
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Get the most out of your mutual fund by using this simple but powerful strategy.
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For countries, the economic costs outweigh the benefits of going green.
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It was the largest takeover in history and one of the most dramatic. Learn all about the fate of Getty Oil.
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Keeping a cool head and sticking to a plan during an economic slump is vital to financial stability.
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Finding the right position size can minimize loss for a trader. Find out how.
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Investors in this fund didn't see it coming. Would you?
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Credit rating agencies have a long history in this country. Learn about what they do and how were they developed.
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Exchange-traded funds have become very popular. Here's a simple breakdown of five classes you should know.
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Hedge funds seek positive absolute returns, and engage in aggressive strategies to make this happen.
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Has the jump in the stock market since March reached a peak or is this the beginning of a long climb?
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Emerging markets provide new investment opportunities, but there are risks - both to residents and foreign investors.
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For the U.S. median house price, you can live in a mansion or a closet, it all depends on location.
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Are you a bull or a bear? Here are the top five arguments for each side.
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Although the DJIA only includes 30 stocks, it can tell you a lot about the market as a whole.
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Indexes are a hands-off way for investors to access the markets, but in some cases, nothing beats active investing.
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While depressed real estate prices have created bargains for buyers, these lower prices come at a cost.
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Smart investors don't give away more money than necessary in commissions and fees. Find out how to save.
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This "set it and forget it" approach to investing is appealing, but it's not the best protection against a bear market.
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When a company needs more funding, there are many options. Corporate bonds is just one of them.
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This Ponzi scammer's professed strategy has been vilified, but it actually works.
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Learn how to confirm your analysis based on intermarket trends by watching global markets and particular stocks to pinpoint reversals.
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In an economy rocked by the latest recession, is buy and hold investing still the best strategy?
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