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[10 Aug 2010 | No Comment | ]

What was I thinking when I bought 1000 shares of Fannie Mae at $1.76 and then in order to minimize my losses I bought another 2,000 shares at $0.93. Well, I was tempted by the desire to turn a profit on Fannie Mae because I have taken advantage of its volatility before.
Now that Fannie Mae (Public, NYSE:FNM) has decided to delist from the new York Stock Exchange and move to OTC, it maybe time to sell the stock and I got rid of all my holdings just to recoup what …

Investment Advice »

[23 Jul 2010 | No Comment | ]

An investment fund is a collection of stocks and bonds, which are combined in a pool that will be bought and sold. by pooling the investment risk you are, the administration of the losses that some stocks or bonds with profits, the other could have made. This is mainly to protect from them to put all your eggs in one basket, which is a high risk strategy. Fund managers have the responsibility to manage an investment fund. if you are in this Fund can invest a portion of the shares …

401(k)s & IRAs »

[24 May 2010 | No Comment | ]

I left my company and I have my 401K plan. I am thinking of rolling it over into an IRA.
I know that I can contribute to a traditional IRA to reduce the amount of income I get taxed, but is there any such tax benefits to a rollover IRA?

Are Rollover IRA Losses Tax Deductible?
Amending tax return to report direct rollover from annuity to IRA?
Rollover IRA from old job 401K Can I add money to this and what is the tax implication?
With IRS energy tax breaks no longer deductible in 2009, …

Money Management »

[13 Apr 2010 | No Comment | ]

Most traders think forex money management is just placing a stop and it’s much more than that. Good money management can turn a losing system into a winner and mediocre system into one that makes triple digit gains.
If you want to win long term at forex trading, you need to defend what you have and keep losses small. as the old saying goes – to win you need to bet and you can’t bet if you’re not at the table! Obvious but true.
Most traders pay very little attention …

Investment Advice »

[3 Apr 2010 | No Comment | ]

Are you looking for a safer entry route in the capital markets? in the last few years there has been a lot of innovation in the financial markets; some good, some not so good. so what markets to trade and, more importantly, how to trade them?
One option is spread betting, in the past this form of trading has had a reputation of letting you make quick profits and even quicker losses. it was always a bit of a rollercoaster.
The leading spread betting companies have now introduced a number of …

Investment Advice »

[1 Apr 2010 | No Comment | ]

SEVEN people, including a couple aged in their 80s, have begun legal action against the Commonwealth Bank’s financial planning business, seeking $4.3 million they say they lost through bad investment advice.
Lawyers at Maurice Blackburn said they lodged a claim in the NSW Supreme Court against Commonwealth Financial Planning yesterday, alleging an employee, Don Nguyen, was negligent in the advice he gave the clients.
a spokesman for Commonwealth Bank, Matthew Coleman, said the bank was yet to see the claim. ”The bank will vigorously defend any actions through the courts, …

Investment Advice »

[10 Mar 2010 | No Comment | ]

Are you considering using the automated Forex? Well this article will help you know what programs or systems are the best, their advantages and how to choose the best.
Let’s begin by saying that there is much money to be made in the currency trading market. however, in order to avoid losses, as the majority of forex traders, you need the proper union of resources (time, a good trading strategy, start-up capital and a good platform) and learn how trade without sentimentality or simply avoid greed.
How can you avoid …

Financial Planning »

[16 Feb 2010 | No Comment | ]

WASHINGTON – (Business Wire) The Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) today announced its first enforcement action involving the sales of reverse convertible notes (RCNs) – fining H&R Block Financial Advisors, Inc., (n/k/a Ameriprise Advisor Services, Inc.) $200,000 for failing to establish adequate supervisory systems and procedures for supervising sales of RCNs to retail customers. FINRA also fined and suspended H&R Block broker Andrew MacGill for making unsuitable sales of RCNs to a retired couple. The firm was ordered to pay $75,000 in restitution to the couple for losses they …