Suddenly, It’s a 7 percent Interest Rate World
In case you hadn’t noticed, yields on bank certificates of deposit are now at the
Couch Potato Investing
Stock Prices: An Insatiable Need for More Money
How much money will it take to sustain stock prices? That question came to mind
Score: 5 Year Treasury 6, Government funds 0
Evidence continues to mount: bond funds are a much better deal for those who sell
Long Term, Retirement Plan Costs Are Very Important
The Texas A&M University System is considering making changes in the criteria it uses to
The 1999 Couch Potato Report
It’s that time again. Time to overcome sloth and indolence for a few moments and
Is Value Investing Dead?
The results have been so sorrowful, it’s almost an oxymoron: value investing. David Dreman, arguably
What’s in Your “Personal Decision Portfolio?”
Allow me to introduce the portfolio everyone has--- but that few appreciate. I call it
Where the Rubber Hits the Road in E-Commerce: The Other “Last Mile”
Sometimes we assume too much. Shortly before Thanksgiving I wrote about timesavings in e-commerce. It
Resolutions for the New Stock Investor
Thinking that this will be the year you invest in individual stocks? If so, you
Real Time Investing vs. Academic Investing
Call it the Great Pacifier of Investing. Long term, common stocks produce an average return
Taxes On Variable Annuities Can Croak Your Estate
Few financial products have been marketed more successfully. Yet few financial products are so useless.