The best investment management can be pricey, but you can get the best investment management in 2010 and beyond that is affordable for less cost than you think. The truth is that in the investment world you don’t always get what you pay for. Here’s how to get the best investment management at the best price.
There are at least 3 myths in the world of investment management. One, that rich folks get the best management and always make money. Two, that investors get what they pay for. Three, that average people can’t afford professional money management. The truth of the matter is that very few investment advisers or managers consistently outperform the market averages; and fewer yet do so and make profits for their clients every year.
For example, rich folks (qualified investors) often pay 2% a year plus 20% of profits to invest money in a HEDGE FUND. Sometimes they get great investment returns, and often they don’t. Sometimes the rich get scammed by money management organizations that somehow fly under the radar of government regulation as well. Continue reading ‘The Best Investment Management For You in 2010 & Beyond’ »
Posted by Morgan on March 17, 2012 at 12:37 am under Mutual-Funds.
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From the end of 1999 through the end of 2009, all of the popular Wall Street market performance measurement tools were in the red. The average bloodletting level of the DJIA, the S & P 500, and the NASDAQ was a disturbing-to-some minus nineteen percent.
The Media has dubbed it “The Dismal Decade”.
Most of the investment community is either open-mouthed in shock or strident in blame about the somethings or someones who must be responsible for such horrific performance. Never again they swear to their clients— without ever a hint that they might themselves be the problem.
It won’t be long before the Wizards of Wall Street announce that they have studied the situation, and readied their sales minions to switch the shattered investment public into yet another fail proof (fool-magnet?) portfolio of hedges, gimmicks, signal responders, and panaceas for whatever the new decade brings. Continue reading ‘A Dismal Decade? No Way – Market Cycle Investing’ »
Posted by Morgan on March 13, 2012 at 12:37 pm under Investing.
Tags: Advisors, Asset allocation, Bonds, business cycle, curves, cycle, DJIA, economics, finance, interest rates, investment management, investors, market gurus, nasdaq, s & p, Stock market, Stocks, tax code, treasury bonds, wall street
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