Archive for December 2nd, 2009

Gross: Returns will be half what they were

Investors shouldn’t expect returns and profits ever to get back to the levels of a few years ago, Bill Gross, managing director and co-chief investment officer at Pacific Investment Management Co. LLC, told attendees of InvestmentNews’ Virtual ETF Insights online conference this morning. “The new investment market is what we call the new normal,” Mr

Euros and The Old National Money

Euro Currency Denominations The Euro currency was created in 1999 and later adopted by some of the European member countries. Today’s Euro is legal currency in 16 member countries and has grown to include seven denominations. Denominational values consist of: €5, €10, €20, €50, €100, €200 and €500 euro banknotes.

Why It’s Time to Invest in Silver: This Precious Metal’s Rally is Just Getting Started

Why It’s Time to Invest in Silver: This Precious Metal’s Rally is Just Getting Started by David Fessler , Energy and Infrastructure Expert Wednesday, December 2, 2009: Issue #1149 You don’t have to look too far these days without hearing someone talk about how high gold prices could go. The topic is fiercely debated in the mainstream financial media at the moment – especially for investors who are late to the party.

Give Your Portfolio a Sugar High

Give Your Portfolio a Sugar High Tony Daltorio, Investment U Research Wednesday, December 2, 2009 Name the commodity that recently hit a 28-year high. No, it’s not gold. It’s one that you probably use every day and don’t think twice about it

Shocker: Advisers and brokers agree clients should come first

Most advisers and brokers agree that all professionals giving financial advice should be required to put the client’s best interests first at all times — the traditional fiduciary standard — according to a new survey. The survey, which was sponsored by the SEI Advisor Network and The Committee for the Fiduciary Standard, found that some 75% of broker respondents agreed that all pros dishing out financial advice should be held to a “client’s best interests” standard, while 86% of adviser respondents agreed.

Best sovereign-debt bet? Not Uncle Sam

As the U.S. economy continues its slow crawl toward recovery, the global bond market remains rich with opportunities, according to Chris Diaz, co-manager of the $330 million ING Global Bond Fund (INGBX). “Our strategy right now involves risk seeking,” he said.

Trading Tutorial: The Japanese Candlestick

Japanese candlesticks are a very popular method of charting that allows a trader to examine price movement of a currency pair. Many Forex traders state that candlesticks are the only type of chart they will use for currency trading. However, candlestick charts can be difficult to learn

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