Investor Information Category
Investors are overwhelmed with information about what they should do with their money. It is overwhelming because most of the information recommends different strategies and investments for the same problems and goals. A key element for investors is the trustworthiness of the sources of information. It pays to ask the sources how they are compensated for their recommendations, hom much, and by whom.
By: Daniel Chen | March 5, 2010 | Investor Information
I found this artcle to be very interesting. In order for Morgan Stanley to continue perpetuating thier practice of serving clients while maintainng thier army of brokers they have taken the following action. Even though brokers are looking to serve thier clients in a different fashion, MS will take action to not lose the revenue [...]
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By: Matthew Arndt, CFA, CPA, CFP | January 28, 2010 | Investor Information, The Regulators
All those invested in Money Market Funds beware. In a nearly unanimous vote the SEC has made it legal for Money Market Funds to have the ability to suspend redemptions if they see fit. So as it stands if there were another financial meltdown, money market investors would NOT be able to withdraw their money [...]
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By: Jack Waymire | January 27, 2010 | Investor Information, The Politicians, Wall Street Ethics
There are aristocrats in the U.S., but membership in this exclusive club is not based on bloodlines, it is based on money and political power. The new aristocrats are key executives of major companies who control the money and Washington politicians who control the power. Politicians need money to gain and retain power. Executives need favorable regulations to maximize profits and bonuses. They work [...]
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By: Bryan Beatty | January 20, 2010 | Investor Information, The Politicians
In Cincinnati , OH Kevin O’Brien was banned from the securities industry by FINRA the industry regulatory body. 2 months later he was chosen to manage the towns $35 million dollar budget.
Why is this important?
Mr. O’Brien is still holding himself out as a financial advisor/professional and was appointed to a local political position. Corruption in [...]
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By: Matthew Arndt, CFA, CPA, CFP | December 21, 2009 | Investor Information
“Importantly, we see no serious broad spillover to banks or thrift institutions from the problems in the subprime market. The troubled lenders, for the most part, have not been institutions with federally insured deposits.” – Fed Chairman, Ben Bernanke in May 2007
Regulators and Wall Street analysts will never be able to foresee any crisis; how [...]
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By: Daniel Chen | December 20, 2009 | Investor Information, Sales Representatives
“About.com” is a website that advocates for consumers through education to assist them in solving all types of problems. The article that is referenced by the link below does a great job in clarifying the difference in two types of Investment Advisors. It also references ” Paladin Registry” as a good resource. Enjoy.
http://moneyover55.about.com/od/findingqualifiedadvisors/a/costofbadadvice.htm
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