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» Investment Speed Bumps
By Al Thomas | On December 23, 2005 | In Stocks-Mutual-Funds | Rated
 

Maybe you have done the same thing as I have. Been driving down an unfamiliar street at a good pace and suddenly been thrown into the air as the car hit a speed bump. You immediately slow down or even stop to put everything back together.

 
 
» Market Frustrations
By Al Thomas | On December 23, 2005 | In Stocks-Mutual-Funds | Rated
 

“I bought that stock a month ago and it hasn’t done anything. My broker said it was going to take off.” Yes, and pigs can fly.

 
 
» Rear View Mirror
By Al Thomas | On December 23, 2005 | In Stocks-Mutual-Funds | Rated
 

Buying a stock or mutual fund is like a driver who is going down the road at high speed, but is using looking in the rearview mirror as a guide. He can see fine out the back, but has no idea what is ahead. Sound familiar?

 
 
» Every Path Has Puddles
By Al Thomas | On December 23, 2005 | In Stocks-Mutual-Funds | Rated
 

On the path of life there will be some rain and therefore puddles. Most are shallow and we easily splash through them and occasionally there might be a very deep one. Learning to navigate them will make the journey more pleasant.

 
 
» Investment Canary
By Al Thomas | On December 23, 2005 | In Stocks-Mutual-Funds | Rated
 

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 miners ran for the exit as fast as possible. The little guy had detected poison fumes. Yes, they carried the canary out when they left.

 
 
» Is the Cyclical Bull Over?
By Al Thomas | On December 23, 2005 | In Stocks-Mutual-Funds | Rated
 

During every secular bear market there are cyclical bull markets. Don’t let this confuse you. It is very simple. Read on.

 
 
» Wall Street Snake Oil
By Al Thomas | On December 23, 2005 | In Stocks-Mutual-Funds | Rated
 

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 Markets?

 
 
» Selling Corporate Shares – Be Careful
By Richard Chapo | On December 21, 2005 | In Stocks-Mutual-Funds | Rated
 

One of the touted advantages of owning a corporation is the ease in transferring shares. In many cases, this assumed benefit is simply wrong.

 
 
» Long Term Financial Vehicles
By Tim Gorman | On December 18, 2005 | In Stocks-Mutual-Funds | Rated
 
Investing in long-term financial vehicles give you the most gains but it also puts your funds at greater risk. There is much truth to the saying, “there is no gain if there is no risk”. Still you can reduce your chances of losing your hard earned money, by researching and taking time to understand what you are buying. Would you purchase a house you’ve only just seen on the outside? Both of these are serious investments and you need to arm yourself with the basic knowledge about the subjects.
 
 
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