... could be….or will it?   More importantly, is it even worthwhile trying to prepare for it? Can you prepare your portfolio for a market correction like you would your house for a natural disaster like ...

... it to other funds or indexes using simple tools like Google finance by clicking here  Fees: The fund charges a management fee of 0.51% with “other expenses” amounting to 0.15% which total for an overall ...

... my eyes wandered towards others in the room of which many where just like me…emotionally caught up in the reality that this wonderful person will be greatly missed. I’m also struck by the fact that many ...

... this is not only comical “advice” but it’s flat out wrong! Even if each stock position is in a different industry and market cap, the risk associated with a portfolio like this is huge. The brightest minds ...

... have many of the same concerns as we do now. Many of the catch phrases will be stale by then but in the interim…much like a broken clock tells time correctly twice a day…eventually the bears will be right. ...

... had a correction of -10% or more since October 3, 2011. Like many investors out there we firmly believe a correction of -10% to -20% is coming this year but we don’t think it will be the start of a bear ...

  Nobody likes traffic but it’s without question a part of our daily lives. Being stuck behind a long line of cars and seeing nothing but red taillights is even more aggravating when you are short ...

... advisor….or at least the firm which you work for is. You do understand the difference, right? Fee-Based Advisor: Well…you mean like sort of the ability to offer a flat fee or hourly just for planning ...

... is? If you are meeting and dealing with clients in this setting or using the area as your principal place of business, you should most likely consider taking the deduction. (10) Practice “Kaizen”.  ...

... is of no concern to them. Not like it is to us. My Portfolio Guide, LLC          ...