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Impact of Mutual Fund Fees on Future Value of Investments

Written by The Dividend Guy on October 31, 2006 1 Comment »

Fees can really hurt a portfolio. In my own investing, I try to limit the fees I pay by doing a couple of things.

1. Limit the number of high MER mutual funds I hold
2. Choosing brokers that offer low fees for buying and selling securities
3. Not trading in and out of […]

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One Investor Sells, Another Investor Buys

Written by The Dividend Guy on October 28, 2006 2 Comments »

I was doing some reading over at pfblogs.org and one particular post reminded me of a fundamental notion that occurs in the market every single moment of every single trading day - that for every seller there is an equally as enthusiastic buyer and for every buyer there is an equally enthusiastic seller.

Around September 2005, […]

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Free Value Line Reports

Written by The Dividend Guy on October 25, 2006 2 Comments »

If you have been investing on your own for any length of time, then more than likely you have heard about The Value Line Investment Survey. In a nutshell, it is a kind-of catch all system for a tonne of fundamental data about a particular stock. On each page, there is 10 years […]

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7 Stocks for the Really Long Term

Written by The Dividend Guy on October 23, 2006 5 Comments »

Michael Sivy, one of my favorite columnists on the web has an interesting article where he chooses 7 stocks that he figures an investor will be able to hold for a very long time. He basis this on the premise that most stocks worth holding have particular traits that have made them successful investments […]

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