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A few simple steps can supercharge your portfolio.
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Practical tips for when your financial house is in disarray.
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Martha and the Vandellas recorded A 1965 Motown classic that began: "Nowhere to run to, baby/Nowhere to hide." With the stock and bond markets not going much of anywhere, you may despair of finding any good liquid investment for your cash. Of course, you can tie up your money for long periods with hedge funds and their ilk, hoping for decent returns. But there are some good alternatives, particularly in the energy sector. In this issue, fellow columnist Richard Lehmann discusses royalty trusts, which focus on oil and gas extraction (see p. 206).
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Get the right answers before you start investing.
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The requirements to start a hedge fund are pretty basic. You need a desk, a computer, and some rich clients to hand over lots of money to put at risk.
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The road to greater return and less risk.
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It's time to give your funds a checkup.
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Allow me to introduce the yellow brick road of investing. Follow this road and you will be a happy investor. Ignore it at your peril.
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How to minimize risk while hanging onto the potential reward in small-cap investing.
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Here's how to offset your gains with your losses.
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The end of the year is the perfect time to get your financials in order.
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(300 sec.) Putting some of your portfolio into fixed income can smooth out rough spots in the stocks.
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A good example is the high likelihood of a loss from January 5-13. Since 1990, the FTSE 100 rose just once during this period versus a whopping 17 declines.
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Hop on the faster way to grow your portfolio right.
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Think you don't have time to make serious money in the market? Think again.
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Don't panic over rising interest rates.