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Bill Gross: Assets Are $15 Trillion Overvalued And Fed Will Keep Rates At 0% Forever To Keep The Fantasy Alive

October 28, 2009 by Stock Trading from Home · Leave a Comment 

PIMCO's Bill Gross with a great monthly letter. Here are the key points: Over the past 30 years, paper asset prices rose 2X as much as they should have based on economic fundamentals This was the result of leverage The asset price rise in turn pumped up the economy's fundamentals (Soros's reflexivity) The government wants to restore the old normal (2007) not the new normal (slower growth as asset prices return to trend) Therefore... The Fed will keep rates at 0% for at least 18

Book Review – Stocks For The Long Run

October 28, 2009 by Stock Trading from Home · Leave a Comment 

Stocks For The Long Run , written by Jeremy J. Siegel, is a great book that as the name suggests, promotes the superior return of stocks over an extended period of time. The very first chart in the book shows the nominal returns of stocks, bonds, bills and gold from 1802 to 2006. While obviously we can’t count on a 200 year investment horizon, the graph is very convincing. Stocks outperform all other indexes by a wide margin, even The Great Depression is only a slight dip on a upward trend. Wh

What to Look For When Opening a Roth IRA

October 27, 2009 by Stock Trading from Home · Leave a Comment 

Individual Retirement Accounts (IRAs) are a great way to invest for retirement because they give you the opportunity to invest your money with tax advantages that are more beneficial than investing in a non-retirement account. You can open a Roth IRA at many financial institutions, which is convenient for investors. But each financial institution is not created equally and every investor has different needs, so it pays to do your research before jumping in with both feet. You should assess you

Little reminders of GOODness

October 27, 2009 by Stock Trading from Home · Leave a Comment 

I recently discovered a website and I love it (next to terry* of course). I’m not sure if any of you know of it, but I figure the internet’s for sharing so here it is: Good . With a name like that, it’s gotta be [okay I'll refrain from my very lame humour]. I figure I should create a little matrix for moods and meandering in cyberspace. A) You want to be amused and informed: - www.good.is: I am not sure how well known it is but it has some wonderful articles. My favorites being: the

Tips To Do Penny Stock Trading Successfully

October 27, 2009 by Stock Trading from Home · Leave a Comment 

You have to keep various things in mind while buying and selling penny stocks. It is important to choose good stocks for which you need to research them before buying any stock.There are many penny stock alert services that you can use to get alerts about the best trades. These services are provided by many experts in this field. You can get huge profits from such services.Before signing up for any alerts service, you should check out whether the person offering these tips is real or not. You sh

What is Passive Income

October 27, 2009 by Stock Trading from Home · Leave a Comment 

Personal finance gurus are always talking about how in order to truly become financially free, you must have enough passive income to exceed your expenses. That’s great, but what is passive income and how do you get it? In its simplest form, income can be broken down into four categories: earned income, portfolio income, leveraged income, and passive income. * Earned income, as you probably figured, is income that requires you to show up to get paid. Money is earned from

Factoring Your Job into Asset Allocation

October 26, 2009 by Stock Trading from Home · Leave a Comment 

If you have ever received advice on investing your money, chances are you’ve had the benefits of diversification drilled into your brain. “Diversify and rule” was my college economics professor’s one-line strategy for managing his retirement portfolio. Corny but true. The virtues of diversifying your investments have been borne out by mathematics, finance and plain old personal experience. While you may be diligently diversifying away your risk by investing in stocks, bonds and super-safe CDs

Factoring Your Job into Asset Allocation

October 26, 2009 by Stock Trading from Home · Leave a Comment 

If you have ever received advice on investing your money, chances are you’ve had the benefits of diversification drilled into your brain. “Diversify and rule” was my college economics professor’s one-line strategy for managing his retirement portfolio. Corny but true. The virtues of diversifying your investments have been borne out by mathematics, finance and plain old personal experience. While you may be diligently diversifying away your risk by investing in stocks, bonds and super-safe CDs

Investment From Abroad is Right or Wrong?

October 26, 2009 by Stock Trading from Home · Leave a Comment 

INTRODUCTION One of the outstanding features of globalization in the financial services industry is the increased access provided to non-local investors in several major stock markets of the world. Increasingly, stock markets from emerging markets permit institutional investors to trade in their domestic markets. Indian stock market opened to Foreign Institutional Investors in 14th September 1992, initially with lot of restrictions. The regulation on them are liberalized and minimized now,

Learning About Mutual Funds

October 26, 2009 by Stock Trading from Home · Leave a Comment 

If you're new here, you may want to subscribe to my RSS feed. Thanks for visiting!Thats all well and good if youre in the know, but it can be problematic if youre not. A mutual fund is basically a competently managed pool of money from frequent investors. This allows thousands of little investors to band jointly to buy a large portfolio stocks, bonds, etc. The fund manager/company after that invests the pooled finances according to the affirmed goals of the mutual fund.Mutual funds can be vigoro

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