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Making A Volatile Stock Market Your VBF

Making A Volatile Stock Market Your VBF

Successful investment strategies require an understanding of the forces of stock market nature, and disciplined rules of portfolio management. If you can transition back to individual securities, you will do better at moving toward your goals, most of the time, because the opportunities are out there — all of the time.

September 13 2011 | Posted in Financial, Latest Stuff, Opinions & Blogs, U.S. News & Reports | Read More »

An Income Investing Anthology

An Income Investing Anthology

Retirement Income Investment Planning – Step One – Defined Contribution plans are not retirement plans — even if your employee benefits department, the media, and Wall Street insist that they are.

January 25 2011 | Posted in Financial, Latest Stuff, Opinions & Blogs, U.S. News & Reports, Uncategorized, World News & Reports | Read More »

MCIM Portfolios Rally To Three-Year High Levels

MCIM Portfolios Rally To Three-Year High Levels

The Market Cycle Investment Management methodology combines risk minimization, asset allocation, equity trading, investment grade value stock investing, and base income generation in a time frame that recognizes and embraces the reality of cycles.

December 15 2010 | Posted in Financial, Latest Stuff, Opinions & Blogs, U.S. News & Reports, World News & Reports | Read More »

Solid Retirement Investments In Liquid Form – Managed CEFs

Solid Retirement Investments In Liquid Form – Managed CEFs

Unlike conventional mutual funds, CEFs do not issue and redeem shares directly with investors at net asset value. CEFs are listed on national securities exchanges, where shares of the Investment Company are purchased and sold in transactions with other investors, just like individual company stocks, and most often not at net asset value.

June 16 2010 | Posted in Financial, Latest Stuff, Opinions & Blogs, U.S. News & Reports | Read More »

Wall Street Exposed Long Before IT Hit The Fan

Wall Street Exposed Long Before IT Hit The Fan

Big publishers want to sell already big names; discovering new ones is not in their wheelhouse. Are they responsible for the problems in the financial markets? Of course not, but they do have a perverse, if indirect, impact. By constantly publishing the same Wall Street friendly message, they contribute to the brainwashing.

May 30 2010 | Posted in Financial, Latest Stuff, Opinions & Blogs, U.S. News & Reports | Read More »

$1 Million: Does It Still Mean You’re Rich?

$1 Million: Does It Still Mean You’re Rich?

by Douglas Rice Thursday, December 24, 2009 Becoming a millionaire used to mean you were on top of the world. Nowadays, it means you are climbing up the ladder. While a million dollars is completely out of reach for many people, it’s just a step along the way for many others. Why? Because it doesn’t [...]

December 28 2009 | Posted in Latest Stuff, Opinions & Blogs | Read More »