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The nice returns and low volatility comes at a cost - sometimes under-performing peers.
The WSJ entitled their article "Market Tumult Stings the New Bond King ". What happened to Jeffrey Gundlach, isn't he the Bond King, or was he already dethrone…
As in the past 30 years, demographics will determine the best investments. Millennials outnumber boomers now, and will continue to, even more so in the next decade as the boomers kick the bucket. My picks are: online shopping - Amazon, phones - App…
@Charles - I love the QuickSearch even more than the Miraculous MultiSearch with the flashy name. I appreciate all of the improvements. However, I miss the "Search Tools" button on your menu bar. I hope that you don't think that I am too lazy.
msf, the sky is blue. Now please give your argument why that is not true. I'm sure it will be more correct.
I remember the President Clinton quote (in response to the question about Ms. Lewinsky) :
“It depends on what the meaning of the word ‘is’ …
Boomers were most likely to max out their 401(k) plans, followed by Generation X, and lastly millennials.
That's OK, we (millennials) are going to have 401(k) sharing.
It is not difficult to live cheaply in Seattle - rent instead of owning, 22 year old car, eat at home. My big account is 5 figures, all in Vanguard Wellington, VWELX. Yes, I am cheap and happy. Just dreaming about a hot mutual fund tip ...
