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30th September 2009
An exchange-traded fund also known as ETF is nothing but an investment fund, to a large extent like stocks, and are traded on the world’s stock exchanges. They can be bought and sold right through the day, similar to stocks, on a securities exchange via... Read >
Author: Tom Leroy30th September 2009
An exchange-traded fund also known as ETF is nothing but an investment fund, to a large extent like stocks, and are traded on the world’s stock exchanges. They can be bought and sold right through the day, similar to stocks, on a securities exchange via... Read >
Author: Tom Leroy16th September 2009
The biggest etf was the first one. Created in 1993, SPDR, short for Standard & Poor's 500 Index Depository Receipts, continues to be in trading activity, a most popular choice.
Spiders are funds managed by State Street Global Advisors, follows the S... Read >
Author: Ian Wright10th September 2009
There are many mutual funds and ETF on the market. But only a few performs results as good as s&p 500 or better. Well known that s&p 500 performs good results in long terms. But how can we convert these good results into money? We can buy index fund share... Read >
Author: wbdoyle15th August 2009
ETFs have been universally applied by day traders and regular small investors since they first were sold in 1993.ETF's may be applied to produce a wide-ranging stock portfolio with a sizeable mixture of industries represented.}Employ ETFs to contribute di... Read >
Author: Courtney Blackwell13th August 2009
If you're looking for flexible investment autos that you manipulate in your portfolio like stocks, bonds, futures you need to pay close attention to ETF's. By definition ETF stands for exchange traded fund, an ETF holds assets such as bonds and stocks an... Read >
Author: Jasper Fowler10th August 2009
Commodity ETFs seem to be doing well, but farming ETFs are doing better than well. Over all of the exchange traded funds on the market one in particular is flying high. PowerShares DBA ETF has shown more than 50% return since Jan, 2007, when this ETF wa... Read >
Author: Chase Boyd10th August 2009
While I am writing this article, the exchange traded fund (ETF) for the S&P 500 index, is dealing at around $85.95 and the near money call option (with strike 86 and leaving only eight days before expiration) is dealing at $3.45! Call option means buying ... Read >
Author: manish.bryan24th July 2009
Part of the importance of investing is maintaining your purchasing power. With "safe" funds, you rarely earn an interest rate as high as the inflation rate, which means you're losing purchasing power over time, even though you aren't likely to lose the mo... Read >
Author: TedBrumby04th July 2009
Do I Need to be Computer Savvy to Use Google Adsense?
You don’t have to be a techno-geek to use Google Adsense. In fact, you don’t need any more technical knowledge than you do to surf the web. Google Adsense is very user-friendly with a comprehe... Read >
Author: rika01st July 2009
Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) are investment vehicles that, like stocks, are listed and traded on stock exchanges around the world. ETFs are bought and sold like individual stocks and can be traded throughout the trading day, with the investor paying broke... Read >
Author: TedBrumby15th June 2009
Day trading is hard and intimidating but with these quick tips you can make money day trading and have successful side income that makes you money. In day trading you need to constantly be watching the markets picking stocks and following market trends. H... Read >
Author: Peter Skotnicky19th May 2009
ETFs (Exchange Traded Funds) have been launched in 1993 with introduction of SPDRs that tracks the S&P 500 index. SPDRs remains by now as one of the most traded stock on the stock market. ETFs should be considered as funds that could be traded as stocks a... Read >
Author: Viktor Ka05th May 2009
This article will address how to invest from a practical standpoint. How do you actually invest in stocks the best way, and at the least cost? First we discuss how to invest in stocks, and then move on to stock mutual funds.
In this article I name disc... Read >
Author: James Leitz25th March 2009
Types of Vertical Spreads
A spread by definition, is when you sell one option and you buy another option that is correlated to the one you sold. This way if one loses value, then the other gains value and vice versa. This reduces the volatility and is ... Read >
Author: OptionSpreadTrades.com20th February 2009
Using seasonal patterns to make money in the forex markets can be quite simple. Although not 100% accurate seasonal patterns can give one a roadmap to which trades to look for from month to month and year to year.
For example since 1999 when the Euro b... Read >
Author: OptionSpreadTrades.com09th January 2009
By Natalie Pace,
Author of Put Your Money Where Your Heart Is: Investment Strategies for Lifetime Wealth
Start a New Life for Your Teen this New Year.
Whether you are a billionaire, a thousandaire or a widow with only one mite, when you are buried... Read >
Author: FSB Authors10th September 2008
It always amazes me how people do not understand the financial implications of their trading activities. It is hard enough to be profitable, let alone having to deal with the IRS and trading expenses. Knowing the various issues involved can help you to m... Read >
Author: Rob Mitchell27th August 2008
What is trend following?
Trend following allows smart investors to play the market in both good and bad times. The principles are also simple enough to grasp relatively quickly, especially when compared to some of the more complex systems available. ... Read >
Author: Aurel Radulescu26th July 2008
You don’t have to be a techno-geek to use Google Adsense. In fact, you don’t need any more technical knowledge than you do to surf the web. Google Adsense is very user-friendly with a comprehensive support site to answer any question you might have.
... Read >
Author: RockyMultani25th July 2008
You are first walked through the sign-up process where you are prompted for any and all information needed. You will then have a couple of days while you are waiting for your account to be approved. This would be a good time to familiarize yourself with t... Read >
Author: Akshay Sharma03rd July 2008
If you’re in your 20s and 30s and wish to retire comfortably with a tidy sum of cash, you need to start making money from multiple income streams now.
A quick example: a 22-year old person starts saving and investing $1,000 a year and earning an ave... Read >
Author: Kum Cheong08th January 2008
If you are still in mutual funds, listen up. Because if you are a reasonable person, you will want to run to the login screen of your online brokerage and look for proof to what I am about to reveal to you. ETFs offer downside risk protection no mutual fu... Read >
21st May 2007
Do I Need to be Computer Savvy to Use Google Adsense?
You don’t have to be a techno-geek to use Google Adsense. In fact, you don’t need any more technical knowledge than you do to surf the web. Google Adsense is very user-friendly with a comprehe... Read >
Author: John Ugoshowa25th January 2007
Hedge Funds are a bit funny; you have to pay 3 to 4 percent for management fees and other fees, plus about 20 percent of the profit, yet more and more people are crazy about them. For many years average hedge fund returns were 11 percent according to Bus... Read >
Author: AdamHeist13th January 2007
Continuing my theme of looking at the diversified ETF's(Exchange Traded Funds) coupled with my belief that we are in the midst of a secular Bull Market for commodities(who am I to argue with Jim Rogers !!) then I wanted to expand on my recent post around ... Read >
Author: A Gillies04th October 2006
Google Adsense: Computer Knowledge and Direct Deposit
Do I Need to be Computer Savvy to Use Google Adsense?
You dont have to be a techno-geek to use Google Adsense. In fact, you dont need any more technical knowledge than you do to surf the web. G... Read >
Author: TR Brown17th February 2006
I have been dealing with the brokerage industry for over 10 years and during that period I have found many instances that mutual funds were excellent recommendations for clients. Those days are essentially over. I know you are aware of ETF's. These are ex... Read >
Author: Larry Potter27th May 2005
If you are fed up with early redemption charges and ever increasing mutual fund management fees on top of bad-performing fund managers, read on. There is a quiet revolution going on in the no-load mutual fund industry and you, the individual investor, may... Read >
Author: Ulli G. Niemann27th May 2005
Recently I was invited to appear on a live CNNfn television show to discuss my article "How to evaluate Load vs. No Load Mutual Funds." (You can read that article on my website http://www.successful-investment.com/articles21.htm)
As the producer and I ... Read >
Author: Ulli G. Niemann
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