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Average CEO Makes $42,000 a Day!
0 Comments Published June 21st, 2006 in Financial Tidbit, InvestingCNN reports that average daily CEO Pay is $42,000. All I can say is WOW. That is a lot of people’s annual salary. Houston, I think we have a problem.
Kiplinger’s, via Yahoo! Finance, brings us “What You Need to Know About ETFs”. Provided in this article are 6 important things to know about ETFs. Most important: ETF expense ratios are among the lowest compared to mutual fund index funds and this can boost your portfolio’s performance over time.
Harvard Predicts Long-Term Housing Boom
0 Comments Published June 13th, 2006 in Financial Tidbit, General Personal FinanceHarvard’s Joint Center for Housing Studies says that we may have ups and downs but the long-term overall housing picture looks fine. “Demographic changes and population expansion will help keep home demand - and prices - healthy. The number of homes needed to meet demand in the next 10 years will likely exceed the […]
Motley Fool brings us “The 4 Best Words of Investing Advice”. How simple and to the point can “Buy what you know”, “Buy low, sell high” and “Buy an index fund” be?
But be warned, “Plenty of people bought Krispy Kreme because they “knew it,” and that was a disaster…Simply put, acting on […]
Trader Mike Reveals How He Works
0 Comments Published June 11th, 2006 in Financial Tidbit, InvestingTrader Mike gives insight into his day trading set-up with tools of the trade and how he works. This is a very detailed post on the hardware and software he uses. He’s been trading for a living for over 7 years and this was a great glimpse into the world of day trading.
Federal Reserve Provides Comic Books for Learning
0 Comments Published June 10th, 2006 in Financial Tidbit, General Personal FinanceFat Pitch Finanicals has found that the Federal Reserve has 12 comic books to help Children learn about money. He found these 12 comic books at the New York Federal Reserve website. These look like great books to get children learning about money and the fact that it does not grow on trees.
Brighter News for Retirement Prospects
0 Comments Published June 9th, 2006 in Financial Tidbit, Retirement PlanningMichael Mandel, who writes Economics Unbound for Business Week pensRetirement Glass: Half Full or Half Empty? As he points out, there is good and bad news regarding a new study on Retirement from the Center for Retirement Research at Boston College. He is right on with his intro to his post, “If I had […]
Does Jim Cramer Help the Small Investor?
0 Comments Published June 8th, 2006 in Financial Tidbit, InvestingNick Mulcahy provides an article at Seeking Alpha titled, “Can You Make Money From Jim Cramer’s Picks?”. It is a very academic article citing a study completed by Department of Finance at the Kellogg School of Management (Northwestern).
The overall implication is “Individual investors who watch Mad Money would be wise to wait before purchasing […]
Well here’s some entertainment. Hey, the song is about money! Pretty decent band from what I heard. Enjoy!
Google Announces Shared Spreadsheets
0 Comments Published June 6th, 2006 in Financial Tidbit, General Personal FinanceFrom the Google Blog, “It’s Nice To Share”. Imagine sharing your budget with your significant other on the web in a central, secure location. Or track your personal daily expenses, and log in from anywhere to make additions. This is the concept behind the beta Google Spreadsheets. A limited test […]
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