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financial planners Archive
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Changing Brokers/Financial Planners
Posted on March 10, 2011 | No CommentsBe careful of financial planners, but a good one who charges only a fee will be easier to find than a broker. Some are CFPs, Certified Financial Planners. That doesn’t mean they know how to make money. Most have the same training as brokers – all bad. You definitely don’t want one with ties to any financial organization or brokerage company. -
Mattress Money
Posted on January 3, 2011 | No CommentsFirst thing you need to do is make them prove they know what they are doing. Every professional should have a model portfolio. One of the answers you will get is there are several different types and they may not be what you need. Capital BS. Tell them bluntly unless you see are real time (not hypothetical) portfolio you are going to hang up. Period. Any hesitation and you do hang up. He is ashamed of his performance and you have escaped with your funds in tact. -
The Fallacy of Dividends 2
Posted on December 28, 2010 | No CommentsThe famous $3.00 dividend of Microsoft saw the stock price at $30 on Monday and $27 on Tuesday. The stock didn’t go down. The company gave back to stockholders part of their own money. It was capital distribution. Furthermore the investor had to pay tax of 15%. Capital distributions should not be taxed like this. Go tell the IRS. -
Wall Street’s 10 Biggest Lies
Posted on August 18, 2010 | No CommentsBrokers are taught that it is impossible to time the ups and downs of the market. Market timing is beautifully simple, but they don't want to know how to do it even for their own accounts. -
The Fallacy of Dividends
Posted on August 7, 2010 | No CommentsWhen a bear market that collapses 20, 30, 40% or more ALL STOCKS go down and in that bear market many “good” companies reduce their dividends. Some companies even borrow money to pay a dividend. How dumb is that? -
Value Investing Equals Nonsense
Posted on July 22, 2010 | 6 CommentsBrokers, money managers and so-called financial planners all seem to have learned how to lose money. 99% of them have no clue on how to protect a customer’s money.