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Post #51094986 added 06-19-2012 11:06 PM by CDI in Archived Deals
The people hyping the stock need to make some money too...what better way than to tell their readers to pick that stock. :lol:
Post #51095470 added 06-19-2012 11:46 PM by kyotuosa in Archived Deals
you got it right, That would be the definition of beating the stock. But, you made it sound like it's easy to have gain 10% last year. If you bought in May and sold in November then what happened?...
Post #51101668 added 06-20-2012 8:24 AM by Deusxmachina in Archived Deals
Maybe "most people" shouldn't read such magazines. Most people can't do a lot of things, but there's a lot of publications out there about those things.
Post #51097284 added 06-20-2012 4:01 AM by vaultaddict in Archived Deals
You can buy those stocks within a fund.
Post #51097686 added 06-20-2012 4:47 AM by barnz008 in Archived Deals
Sure, it is "nice." It's also nice to go through the drive through and not have to order everything on the menu just to eat there because you'll get stuck with something you really don't like and it...
Post #51089308 added 06-19-2012 5:52 PM by financechick in Archived Deals
some of the readers think the "experts" featured in the magazines are above average & therefore able to beat the market.
Post #51148082 added 06-22-2012 1:06 AM by CDI in Archived Deals
I agree not everyone will win, but you cant say if the market gets beat, so does the fund. I was confident...which is why I invested in multiple Bear ETFs. Not beating it with one single stock...
Post #51145306 added 06-21-2012 9:40 PM by barnz008 in Archived Deals
I'm aware of strategies of all types - up, down, sideways, whatever. Just because you make a successful trade only means you bet correctly on that hand. If you're so confident that you can repeat...
Post #51166580 added 06-22-2012 5:36 PM by gnuel in Archived Deals
Total newbie question here, but what is the difference between opening an account with Schwab and buying their "Schwab S&P 500 Index" versus using a cheap broker like TradeKing to purchase the "SPDR...
Post #51167938 added 06-22-2012 7:01 PM by SP33DFR34K in Archived Deals
They might be the same stocks, but their company breakdown might slightly differ. So, it might not be an exact 1:1 match to S&P 500, but pretty close. The expense ratio The S&P 500 ETF (SPY) is...
Post #51102942 added 06-20-2012 9:18 AM by PiratesSayARRR in Archived Deals
You are alluding to the idea of persistence and frankly no one has done it. While many funds have had good, great and even tremendous runs at some point they lose. Generally, what I have seen...
Post #51088234 added 06-19-2012 5:00 PM by IvoryCadenza in Archived Deals
I've been reading some financial magazines lately, mostly Money Magazine and Smart Money Magazine. Both of these are filled with suggestions on single stock picks. After reading the Boglehead's...
Post #51088350 added 06-19-2012 5:04 PM by mavv in Archived Deals
Simple because the magazines want to sell... well magazines and they need to have something to write about. Simply recommending index funds would not sell that many issues would it?
Post #51126448 added 06-21-2012 7:31 AM by CDI in Archived Deals
You can still beat the market by buying a Bear ETF, so even if the market gets hosed, you beat it, and made money on it. (Check the SlickDeals Marketwatch Competition. I 'beat the market' using 2...
Post #51220334 added 06-25-2012 3:23 PM by SP33DFR34K in Archived Deals
I personally like Armour REIT (ARR) for about a ~2 year investment. +17% Yearly Dividend Yield, Pays Monthly Low Interest Rate Dependent, Feds say they will keep rates low through 2013 Low...
Post #51108966 added 06-20-2012 1:09 PM by kyotuosa in Archived Deals
Not even alluding anything, I said it would be nice if there's one that continue to profit and I'd put money there. What's funny is I don't even put money in stock fund...One little comment will...
Post #51224906 added 06-25-2012 7:37 PM by IvoryCadenza in Archived Deals
So I should sell all my individual holdings and move to ETFs and index funds?
Post #51225976 added 06-25-2012 8:41 PM by wes in Archived Deals
The same reason why Men's Health seems to always sell a new plan about getting abs: if they wanted to sell it once they'd write a book, not a magazine. But stocks do have enough action that current...
Post #51219674 added 06-25-2012 2:44 PM by GeTinThere007 in Archived Deals
This sums it all up! You're better off taking some money and playing the slots than trying to time individual stocks for a payday. What's even more depressing is that even if you time the market...
Post #51108584 added 06-20-2012 12:54 PM by eatdirt40 in Archived Deals
Barnz, your blowing their mind. Bottom line, its probability. Over the short term, you can beat probability, but over the long term you cannot. That is why people pick individual stocks, they...
Post #51100248 added 06-20-2012 7:24 AM by kyotuosa in Archived Deals
I feel you have hard time understanding the said premises. A fund can beat the market continuously then the premises is the fund will beat the market continuously. All your suggestions are outside...
Post #51107290 added 06-20-2012 12:05 PM by barnz008 in Archived Deals
You got me, I don't get it at all. So go ahead, buy only funds with a track record of beating the market. And when the market gets beat, so does the fund...yet the fund still beats the market....
Post #51153462 added 06-22-2012 8:05 AM by barnz008 in Archived Deals
I'm sure you'd be doing the exact same thing if it were real money. ;) Speaking of which, I totally forgot about that game. Guess I got distracted trading the real market. Anyhooters, I'm off to go...
Post #51088334 added 06-19-2012 5:04 PM by travathian in Archived Deals
Because people still pay them for the subscription fee?
Post #51088828 added 06-19-2012 5:28 PM by PiratesSayARRR in Archived Deals
Some people choose to buy single stocks and create a diversified portfolio that way. Based on historical numbers I can tell you that the momentum strategy does indeed beat the market but is...
Post #51091276 added 06-19-2012 7:26 PM by barnz008 in Archived Deals
Oh geez, define "beat the market." Last year, "the market" (say S&P500 for a benchmark) brought back 0% in nominal terms. If you just bought some random stock and sold for a 10% profit...
Post #51089504 added 06-19-2012 6:03 PM by Brian1 in Archived Deals
The same reason there are thriving casinos in Las Vegas: Demand. There are a lot of people who believe they can beat the market. Some do, but it takes treating their portfolio like a full-, or at...
Post #51161052 added 06-22-2012 12:58 PM by CDI in Archived Deals
Yikes, 40% less in just 2 months. This while making 5 more trades than me. Could you just kindly pass along which funds you'll be dabbling in...I'll bet the opposite. :bounce: I don't "trade...

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