Archive for March, 2007
Invest in Water
[This article also appears on Seeking Alpha, Water: How to Quench Your Investor Thirst]
Back in November, I had a post on why water could find a place in your portfolio. The main point of the article is as we face a global shortage of drinking water, investing in water makes a sound choice for long [...]
Posts I Enjoyed Last Week
Henry at Binary Dollar has some ideas on investing in The Sun (not me :D) and the wind. The idea makes me think should we go green? Not far away at The Digerati Life, Silicon Valley Blogger also has some ideas on investing, some more fundamental ones: How to create a solid investment plan. I [...]
Mutual Fund Basics: Asset Allocation Funds and Balanced Funds
I am starting an irregular Mutual Fund Basics series where I will discuss some basic concepts in mutual fund investing. Though I have a larger portion of my taxable investments in stocks than mutual funds, I feel I know mutual funds better than stocks (and yes, I am still learning). Actually, I already have a [...]
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What John Bogle Has to Say about ETF in “The Little Book of Common Sense Investing”
I bought Mr. John Bogle’s new book, The Little Book of Common Sense Investing, after reading an article on SmartMoney.com the other day about his comments on ETFs. The book was received early this month, but I didn’t get time to read it until recently.
In his latest writeup, Mr. Bogle uses a chapter to discuss [...]
