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1. Consider A CTA Managed Fund For Balanced Asset AllocationBy: sterling Strocen

There are many investment strategies for both the novice and sophisticated investor.


2. Growth or Dividend By: indian money

Yesterday one of my Relationship Managers called me from his client place and he told me, “My client is confused whether to go for a growth or a dividend option, please speak to him”.


3. Using Technical Analysis To Manage Risk And Maintain Top Quartile PerformanceBy: sterling Strocen

To manage an effective risk management solution requires more than the calculation of VaR.


4. Should You Get Out?By: Thomas Mullooly

Pretend, for a moment, that you have a gut feeling the market will be falling.


5. Multi-Year ResistanceBy: Arthur Eckart

The stock market rallied recently on anticipation of a pause in the monetary tightening cycle, when the FOMC meets Sep 20th, because of hurricane Katrina.


6. Three Peaks and a Dome HouseBy: Lance Winslow

Is the Dow going to dip under 10,000 and are we looking at a dip in the stock market? A simultaneous housing market bubble burst? There are good things today on Wall Street as Oil is retreating, but doesn’t it always after a three-day weekend? Don’t they always have some great excuse for high prices on three-day weekend holidays? Yes always and some are as good as the Hurricane Katrina reason, I mean that is certainly justifiable isn’t it? Meanwhile the airline industry already in bad shape and four airlines near bankruptcy and oil supply and capacity causing high side prices is causing ripples throughout our civilization.


7. Mutual Fund Fees: Are You Paying Too Much?By: Catie Fitzgerald

If you think mutual fund performance is the whole story, watch out! You could make a very expensive mistake by not considering the costs of a mutual fund! The lower a fund’s costs, the higher percentage of your fund’s real return you receive.


8. Fools Rush InBy: Peter Leeds

A Need To Know BasisToo often investors buy shares in a stock armed with little more than the ticker symbol and a tip from a friend at work.


9. Different Ways of Buying StocksBy: Hari Wibowo

Let's say you are interested in this one company.


10. Series 7 ExamBy: Nick Hunter

What is the Series 7 Exam? If you are looking to become a licensed Stockbroker, you need to know about the Series 7.


11. Why Investors Use Financial PlannersBy: Al Thomas

Do you have a financial planner? Does one of your friends have a financial planner? Maybe you take your advice from your broker.


12. KISS FormulaBy: Al Thomas

There are formulas for just about everything, but it has been shown that the simpler the formula or method of doing a particular task the better it works.


13. Jack and JillBy: Al Thomas

Jack and Jill went up the hill to fetch a bucket of …money.


14. Mutual Fund CommissionsBy: Al Thomas

You have heard about a particular mutual fund from a friend, saw it advertised on TV or read about it in some publication thought it would be a good buy.


15. Why Technical IndicatorsBy: Al Thomas

The fight continues to rage among traders who use technical indicators and those who prefer fundamental information to establish new positions and to exit current positions.


16. Parachute InvestingBy: Al Thomas

Ever jumped out of an airplane? It’s OK if you have on a parachute.


17. The Importance of Using Stop Loss Orders When Spread Trading the Financial MarketsBy: Ben Catt

A Guide to Using Stop Loss Orders Stop losses are market orders designed to allow you to limit your losses.


18. Is Active Trading The Answer?By: Christopher W Smith

One of the main reasons many of us get into investing is to become financially independent.


19. Dividend Reinvestment Plans: Investing on Automatic PilotBy: Glenn Dahlke

If you're like many investors who squander those small dividend checks from your stock portfolio, a Dividend Reinvestment Plan (DRP) might be just what you need.


20. Living Trust Investing: Income Considerations when the Grantor DiesBy: Glenn Dahlke

A common problem I often see when working with living trust beneficiaries and trustees is the lack of attention in rethinking income strategies in the event of the grantor's death.


21. The Exclusive Club of Large CapsBy: Glenn Dahlke

Picture one of those clubs where only the real heavyweights need apply.


22. Mid-Cap Stocks: Asset Class with an Identity CrisisBy: Glenn Dahlke

Much like the middle child, mid-cap stocks have long struggled to find their identity.


23. Small-Cap Stocks: The Beginning of the JourneyBy: Glenn Dahlke

When an individual investor wants to roll up his sleeves and do some research in the pursuit of the next big winner in the stock market, the place many start is in the small cap sector.


24. Selling Strategies - Setting a Stop LossBy: Christopher W Smith

Sometimes the best way of lowering exposure to risk is not to invest at all! However, when we make the decision to jump into the muddy waters of the stock market, its always a good idea to have a life jacket ready, just in case.


25. Oil Stocks As A Long Term InvestmentBy: Christopher W Smith

The demand for world oil is increasing while world reserves are decreasing.


26. The Problem With Hedge FundsBy: Kristian Rasmussen

Are hedge funds a suitable investment for you? Hedge funds are an appropriate investment for qualified purchasers with a net worth above one million dollars and an annual income exceeding two hundred and fifty thousand dollars.


27. Trade Stocks for RealBy: Chris Perruna

I read a comment by a forum member on another site earlier today that suggested that every investor should back test their system for at least twenty years.


28. Are You A Stockaholic?By: Alan Korber

Today's society gives special recognition to alcoholics, sexaholics, binge-aholics, shopaholics, chocaholics and other "-aholics".


29. On Line Stock Trading: Small Cap & Micro Stocks Go Up and Down - How Can You Profit?By: James Levington

Success in small cap & micro cap stock trading like with any other business in life comes from being able to see the big picture and from paying attention to the small details.


30. So, What is This Stock Market Thing Anyway?By: Mika Hamilton

We’ve all heard of the stock market and probably have a general idea of what it is and how it works either from high school economics classes, television financial reports, and the countless film depictions of what happens on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange.

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