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The Wall Street Journal Guide to Understanding Money and Investing, Third Edition

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THE WALL STREET JOURNAL GUIDE TO MONEY & INVESTING has been substantially revised and updated to reflect highly popular new investment products, new rules on dividends, expanded coverage of mutual fund operations in light of recent disclosures, and significant changes in the capital markets, all of which are essential reading for beginning as well as seasoned investors. New topics covered in this guide include Exchange traded funds (ETFs) Managed accounts Hedge funds Money and Mar…
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My money is greener than your money; Socially responsible investing is now a major Wall Street trend. But the real question is this: can you make as much … Green): An article from: OnEarth

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The Book of Investing Wisdom: Classic Writings by Great Stock-Pickers and Legends of Wall Street

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When the stock market booms–as it did through most of the 1990s–relatively inexperienced investors like to believe there’s a new paradigm at work. That’s why it’s refreshing to take a look occasionally at how investors survived previous booms–and busts. What did the founders of Moody’s, Value Line, and the Dow Jones Industrial Average think about the markets they were analyzing and attempting to quantify? Thus, when Charles Dow writes in an essay titled “Booms an…
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