It Sucks to be a Millenial
– ritholtz.com
By many measures, the U.S. economy has spent most of the past six-plus years getting better: Unemployment has fallen by half to 5 percent, 12 million jobs have been created and household wealth is atrecord highs. Specific industries and regions seem to be doing well. But those averages belie exactly how uneven the gains have been spread…
Essential Listening: Paying Attention
– cfainstitute.org
Tesla, Charlie Munger, post-financial crisis Iceland, and payday loans are among the subjects explored in the latest collection of Tadas Viskanta-curated podcasts. Read more
Stocks Against Bonds — Who Will Win?
– crossingwallstreet.com
Here’s a chart I look to look at every so often. It’s stocks versus bonds which is the classic Wall Street grudge match.
For my stock proxy, I use the Vanguard 500 Index Fund (VFINX) and for bonds, I use the Vanguard Long-Term Investment-Grade Bond Fund (VWESX). I suppose people could quibble with those choices, but I think they’re broadly fair…
Clips from Today’s Halftime Report
– thereformedbroker.com
Watch the video inside.
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DIY Investing or Hire an Investment Pro?
– wife.org
Many women assume that they must have a hefty bank account before a professional investment advisor will even look in their direction. Others worry about big fees and commissions cutting into the investment portfolio the advisor was hired to grow.So, is it financially smarter to hire an investment manager or read up on investing and handle your money on your own? The answer depends on you!
How Do You Want to Get Financially Fit
You know those crazy people who naturally spring up from bed at 6 AM in the morning, lace up their running shoes, and greet the rising sun as they put in their daily six miles? You’re either nodding along because you are one of those people or rolling your eyes, because you can’t fathom dragging yourself out of bed a minute sooner than you absolute have to…
After a brief hiatus during which central banks refrained from stimulating their economies by the only way they know how, i.e., devaluing their currency through monetary policy, moments ago Singapore broke ranks when its central bank, the Monetary Authority of Singapore, unexpectedly eased monetary policy and drew a line against further appreciation when it announced that it would move to zero-percent appreciation in its currency…It's important to think about some practical items that can impact your retirement expenses.
Why Investors Are Piling Into These 5 Stocks Today
– insidermonkey.com
Although Peabody Energy Corporation (NYSE:BTU), one of the largest coal miners in the world, filed for bankruptcy today, shares of commodity related companies Joy Global Inc. (NYSE:JOY), Capstone Turbine Corporation (NASDAQ:CPST), Seadrill Ltd (NYSE:SDRL), and Ocean Rig UDW Inc (NASDAQ:ORIG) have…
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It Sucks to be a Millenial
– ritholtz.com
By many measures, the U.S. economy has spent most of the past six-plus years getting better: Unemployment has fallen by half to 5 percent, 12 million jobs have been created and household wealth is atrecord highs. Specific industries and regions seem to be doing well. But those averages belie exactly how uneven the gains have been spread…
Essential Listening: Paying Attention
– cfainstitute.org
Tesla, Charlie Munger, post-financial crisis Iceland, and payday loans are among the subjects explored in the latest collection of Tadas Viskanta-curated podcasts. Read more
Stocks Against Bonds — Who Will Win?
– crossingwallstreet.com
Here’s a chart I look to look at every so often. It’s stocks versus bonds which is the classic Wall Street grudge match.
For my stock proxy, I use the Vanguard 500 Index Fund (VFINX) and for bonds, I use the Vanguard Long-Term Investment-Grade Bond Fund (VWESX). I suppose people could quibble with those choices, but I think they’re broadly fair…
Clips from Today’s Halftime Report
– thereformedbroker.com
Watch the video inside.
…
…
DIY Investing or Hire an Investment Pro?
– wife.org
Many women assume that they must have a hefty bank account before a professional investment advisor will even look in their direction. Others worry about big fees and commissions cutting into the investment portfolio the advisor was hired to grow.So, is it financially smarter to hire an investment manager or read up on investing and handle your money on your own? The answer depends on you!
How Do You Want to Get Financially Fit
You know those crazy people who naturally spring up from bed at 6 AM in the morning, lace up their running shoes, and greet the rising sun as they put in their daily six miles? You’re either nodding along because you are one of those people or rolling your eyes, because you can’t fathom dragging yourself out of bed a minute sooner than you absolute have to…
After a brief hiatus during which central banks refrained from stimulating their economies by the only way they know how, i.e., devaluing their currency through monetary policy, moments ago Singapore broke ranks when its central bank, the Monetary Authority of Singapore, unexpectedly eased monetary policy and drew a line against further appreciation when it announced that it would move to zero-percent appreciation in its currency…It's important to think about some practical items that can impact your retirement expenses.
Why Investors Are Piling Into These 5 Stocks Today
– insidermonkey.com
Although Peabody Energy Corporation (NYSE:BTU), one of the largest coal miners in the world, filed for bankruptcy today, shares of commodity related companies Joy Global Inc. (NYSE:JOY), Capstone Turbine Corporation (NASDAQ:CPST), Seadrill Ltd (NYSE:SDRL), and Ocean Rig UDW Inc (NASDAQ:ORIG) have…
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