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To demonstrate how out of touch I am with current music I have never heard of most of these artists much less the tunes selected. Larkin Poe is The closest I come but they didn't make this cut. I offer it here for the curious. The article is shareab…
Sure, I can see excluding certain investment types, just not the ones listed in this article. Not to disparage anyone but I think one can be selective and do well.
1. Dedicated REIT. I own 'O' Realty Income. First bought in 2009 @ $22/share, added …
Being self-employed I never invested with them because of the front end load. My loss perhaps. I am glad that I locked unto their Capital Group managed ETF's however.
Well, I don't own any I-Bonds and I'm not compelled to ditch the others mentioned based on this report. The author seems to lean toward Capital Appreciation focused positions which might be appropriate over an investment journey but maybe not so muc…
Useless for me as well. A quarter or so of my portfolio ends up in the 'other' category and I've never been sure about their placements of CEF's. Gosh it's not like CEF's are a new thing. However I don't think that Fidelity covers CEF's very well in…
"Walter Cronkite is rolling over in his grave and I'm sure Dan Rather isn't too pleased either."
I'm fairly certain Edward Murrow is right there with Walter and I'd love to hear what Andy Rooney would have had to say.
I'm not surprised at all based on past lists. I only wish I had the time (and maybe the assistants) to take it all in. My library 'to read' stack is getting ridiculous.
