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December 12, 2018 Mutual Funds 4 Comments

Best And Worst Q4 2018: All Cap Growth ETFs And Mutual Funds

Best And Worst Q4 2018: All Cap Growth ETFs And Mutual Funds The All Cap Growth style ranks seventh in Q4’18. Based on an aggregation of ratings of 21 ETFs and 535 mutual funds in the All Cap Growth style. TTAC is our top-rated All Cap Growth ETF and GTILX … Continue reading at seekingalpha.com […]

December 1, 2018 Mutual Funds One Comment

Best And Worst Q4 2018: Technology ETFs And Mutual Funds

Best And Worst Q4 2018: Technology ETFs And Mutual Funds The Technology sector ranks second in Q4’18. Based on an aggregation of ratings of 440 stocks in the Technology sector. IXN is our top-rated Technology sector ETF and FDCPX is our top-rated … Continue reading at seekingalpha.com How to pick the Best ETFs and Mutual […]

November 30, 2018 Mutual Funds No Comments

Best And Worst Q4 2018: Real Estate ETFs And Mutual Funds

Best And Worst Q4 2018: Real Estate ETFs And Mutual Funds The Real Estate sector ranks last in Q4’18. Based on an aggregation of ratings of 183 stocks in the Real Estate sector. MORT is the top-rated Real Estate sector ETF and CGMRX is the top-rated Real … Continue reading at seekingalpha.com Stock-market volatility is […]

November 29, 2018 Mutual Funds No Comments

Best And Worst Q4 2018: Industrials ETFs And Mutual Funds

Best And Worst Q4 2018: Industrials ETFs And Mutual Funds The Industrials sector ranks fourth in Q4’18. Based on an aggregation of ratings of 437 stocks in the Industrials sector. XHB is our top-rated Industrials ETF and FSLEX is our top-rated … Continue reading at seekingalpha.com Consider These 3 TIAA Mutual Funds for Striking Gains […]

April 16, 2016 Mutual Funds No Comments

Hedge funds post worst stock picking in 7 years

Hedge funds post worst stock picking in 7 years Hedge funds posted their worst quarterly stock picking performance since the financial crisis last quarter, according to data from a major Wall Street firm. The woeful returns came during a little-changed market so far in 2016, just the kind of environment … Continue reading at cnbc.com […]

March 24, 2016 Earnings No Comments

2015 Was the Worst Year for S&P 500 Earnings Since the Crisis

2015 Was the Worst Year for S&P 500 Earnings Since the Crisis The final big company to release last year’s earnings is heavily-shorted GameStop, which reports fourth-quarter results after the close Thursday. No matter the result, the S&P 500 is sure to see earnings contract for the full year for the first time … Continue […]

March 14, 2016 Personal No Comments

Personal finance website says Bakersfield is one or the worst cities for basketball fans

Personal finance website says Bakersfield is one or the worst cities for basketball fans According to personal finance website WalletHub, basketball is the third most followed sport in America. Taking this into account and with March Madness in full swing, the website found 2016’s Best & Worst Cities for Basketball Fans. WalletHub’s … Continue reading […]

March 8, 2016 Mutual Funds No Comments

Best And Worst Q1’16: Mid Cap Blend ETFs, Mutual Funds And Key Holdings

Best And Worst Q1’16: Mid Cap Blend ETFs, Mutual Funds And Key Holdings The Mid Cap Blend style ranks sixth in Q1’16. Based on an aggregation of ratings of 18 ETFs and 319 mutual funds. XMLV is our top-rated Mid Cap Blend ETF and LSIRX is our top-rated Mid Cap Blend mutual fund. Figures 1 […]

Another advantage that 4x has over stocks is the advantage of trading focus. Instead of having to choose between over 4,000 stocks you can deal with 4 main currency pairs. Any good business person knows that focusing on too many things is a recipe for financial disaster and this can hold equally true in the stock market. A stock trader also must grapple with the time issue doing research on all those potential stocks presents. It is also much easier to become familiar with 4 things as opposed to 4,000 things. Focus is the name of the game and 4x trading makes it much easier to do so.

The old Chinese curse, "may you live in interesting times", has particular relevance to the current epoch of U.S. history. There's a lot going on right now, much of it scary. Major investors around the world are responding to the events of our perilous age by sinking their dollars, deutschmarks and yen into gold, silver and palladium; Bill Gates, Warren Buffet, and billionaire speculator George Soros to name but a few. Big financial institutions like the Central Banks of Russia and China are also leaping onto the metals bandwagon driving the price of these precious commodities ever higher.

Micromanagement angels are individuals who have exerted their own efforts in order to become wealthy. Because of their experience, they believe that they know exactly how a business should be managed. Although they are not active participants in management, they can be very visible when the management of the business starts to have problems and is not doing well.