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Weekend Reading – Elliott Wave Update
Originally posted on the ELLIOTT WAVE lives on:
REVIEW The market started the week opening higher, but then took on the character that had started on expiration Friday: sell growth stocks after the opening. During the week the market had…
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Are stocks cheap or expensive?
Weekend reading from Barry Ritholtz on how to tell if stocks are cheap or expensive. Basically, valuing stocks involves the price-to-earnings ratio (P/E Ratio), so you need price and future profits. Price is known, future profits are “estimated”. As far … Continue reading
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Generating Retirement Income When Interest Rates Are Low and Fixed-Income Assets are Overpriced
This is a topic that I’ve been struggling with as well. I’ll be taking a look at the potential strategy laid out in this article.
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Creating an Income Portfolio
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Market Insight from JP Morgan – 1st Quarter 2014
It’s that time again: time for the latest and greatest installment of JP Morgan Asset Management’s quarterly market outlook. Each quarter, you can find this little gem of a PDF on JP Morgan’s Asset management website; a downloadable “Guide to … Continue reading
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Market Insight from JP Morgan – 4th Quarter 2013
It’s that time again: time for the latest and greatest installment of JP Morgan Asset Management’s quarterly market outlook. Each quarter, you can find this little gem of a PDF on JP Morgan’s Asset management website; a downloadable “Guide to … Continue reading
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UBS Asset Allocation – July 2013
This weekend’s reading for investors comes to us from UBS; specifically their Wealth Management Research Desk (Hat tip to BR) Per the UBS: While the recent sell-off has caught some investors off guard, we believe it is creating an opportunity … Continue reading
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