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Is It Time to Buy the World?
Jean Chatzky returns from abroad with a new fiscal outlook Jean Chatzky | 04/13/2010 3:00 am Recently, my husband and I spent a week in Argentina. We traveled from the fabulous city of Buenos Aires to an estancia, or ranch, in the Pampas to the wine country in Mendoza. It was a fantastic vacation (a belated honeymoon, actually). The food throughout the country – particularly the famous …
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Harry Domash, Online Investing, March 14, 2010: The red flags signaling it’s time to bail
You can find plenty of tips about stocks to buy, but nobody tells you when to sell. Here are three “red flags” signaling that it’s time to bail out.
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Partner In Time: Retirement Funds You Can Age With
What if you could just pick the year you expect to retire and then let a retirement fund do the heavy lifting? That’s what target-date or lifecycle funds promise. They’re gaining in popularity, but only about 7 percent of all 401(k) assets are held in such funds.
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AOL Posts Profit in First Earnings After Time Warner Spinoff
Feb. 3 (Bloomberg) — AOL Inc., the Internet company spun off from Time Warner Inc., posted a fourth-quarter profit of 1 cent a share in its first earnings report as an independent firm.
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The best time to buy
Q What percentage gain should I shoot for with a stock? When should I sell? – S.H., Mansfield, Ohio
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From Publishers Weekly
Defying the conventional wisdom that no mortal can outsmart the market, this study of fabulous stock run-ups of the last century argues that ordinary investors can learn to spot winners. Jones, CEO of Worth Magazine, examines past and present Wall Street darlings like Coca-Cola, Avon and Intel to illuminate why some stocks take off and others stagnate. His corporate histories are stylish and informative, and they engagingly introduce novices to price/earnin…
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Learn how to generate profit, from history’s most celebrated traders including William J. O’Neil, Jesse Livermore, and others. In How Legendary Traders Made Millions, award-winning investment author and historian John Boik has created the first book to put the strategies of history’s top traders in one place. Revealing how each trader took advantage of distinct market situations, it details the hands-on specifics of each trade as well as the economic, political, and stock…
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From Booklist
Environmental matters get the star treatment in The Green Book. Rogers and Kostigen address the fact that Americans endanger the balance of the ecosystem by the amount of waste we produce, the amount of water we use, and the amount of energy we consume, and celebrities, including Robert Redford, Ellen DeGeneres, Jennifer Aniston, Faith Hill, and Dale Earnhardt Jr., contribute observations and suggestions for living green. In the hope that the glamour of the A-list w…
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Sometimes our parents plant weird ideas in our heads, such as “You shouldn’t be selfish,” when the subject of buying something nice arises. As an adult, that often translates into “I don’t deserve to have money.” Or maybe we feel so good about the money we make that we can’t resist spending it on whatever catches our eye: a new pair of shoes, a titanium mountain bike, a leather love seat to go with the leather sofa we couldn’t afford last month. Financial planner Br…
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