Welcome to the July 24, 2012 edition of Stock Carnival Ecstasy.In this edition we start with the Wells Fargo Advantage Growth (SGROX), a 5 star Bronze rated mutual
fund by Morning Star with $10.4 billion in assets under management, in an article by Habeeb. Carlos Sera discusses Modern Portfolio Theory. Greg Field writes about the Volcker Rule which has a significant impact on the financial world and will change the way people invest. And finally we have the Archivist on using Covered Calls for regular returns. Hope you enjoy the articles, bookmark, share, tweet, like on Facebook and come back soon.
Alex Fennings presents
How do you Buy Stocks Online? Learn all there is to know! | The Forex Base posted at
The Forex Base, saying, "Learn all the information you need to effectively trade stock online and turn a profit"
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Dr. Dean presents
Dementia And Your Money posted at
Dr. Dean's TheMillionaireNurse.com Blog, saying, "Does your financial portfolio guard against the risk of decreased mental capacity as you age? Mental decline can happen even if you take steps to avoid it."
stocks
Habeeb presents
Wells Fargo Advantage Growth fund (SGROX) posted at
Dividend Paying Mutual Funds, saying, "Wells Fargo Advantage Growth (SGROX) is a 5 star Bronze rated mutual fund by Morning Star with $10.4 billion in assets under management. The fund seeks long term capital growth by investing primarily in large cap companies with robust earnings and intrinsic value that is higher than what the market assigns it. The fund’s team conducts a bottom-up analysis on each company’s market capitalization to find the best investment opportunities in the market. If you had invested $10,000 in this fund in July 1st, 2002, your portfolio would be worth $26,354 as of July 1st, 2012"
Aaron presents
A 15 Year History of Wall Street – Part 1 posted at
Outsider Trading, saying, "bailout, Business, Cartoon, Economics, Finance, Housing Bubble, Investing, Stock Market, Wall Street"
Habeeb presents
Vanguard Dividend Growth (VDIGX) Mutual Fund posted at
Dividend Paying Mutual Funds, saying, "Vanguard Dividend Growth (VDIGX) has $10.5 billion in assets under management and is rated 5 star by Morning Star. Just as the name implies, Vanguard Dividend Growth invests in large cap high-quality companies that have the ability and commitment to increase their dividends over time. Almost 91% of the fund’s assets are fully invested in US equities so one of the risks mentioned on the prospectus is this full exposure to equities. If you had invested $10,000 in this fund on July 18th, 2002, your portfolio would be worth $21,674 including re-invested dividends and capital gains."
The Forex Base presents
How do you Buy Stocks Online? Learn all there is to know! | The Forex Base posted at
The Forex Base, saying, "Learning about online stock trading can be laborious: Our free website provides lots of information for you to get started and to make you the learning process as easy as possible"
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Habeeb presents
Yacktman Mutual Fund (YACKX) posted at
Dividend Paying Mutual Funds, saying, "The Yacktman fund has $7.4 billion in assets under management and is a Gold 5 star rated fund by Morning Star. 86% of the fund’s assets are invested in large cap blue chip American companies and 12% is held in cash to take advantage of market buying opportunities. If you had invested $10,000 in this fund in 06/24/2002, your portfolio would be worth $26,921 as of 06/24/2012."
Carlos Sera presents
An Alto Mar Tale posted at
Financial Tales, saying, "As I have said countless times,
Modern Portfolio Theory and standard deviation treat risk as though a person would be equally happy going from poverty to wealth as from wealth to poverty."
Theresa Torres presents
Four Ways Entrepreneurs Can Use Loyal Customers to Bring in New Customers posted at
Entrepreneurship in a Box, saying, "Loyal customers naturally bring in new customers all on their own in the form of family members and friends. But if you want to specifically make it happen, here are four ways you can focus on."
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Greg Field presents
The Volcker Rule Explained posted at
NerdWallet Blog - Credit Card Watch, saying, "Here is a very informative and concise break-down of the Volcker Rule which has a significant impact on the financial world and will change the way people invest. Enjoy!"
The Archivist presents
Using Covered Calls to Generate Regular Returns | The Market Archive posted at
The Market Archive, saying, "If you have your wealth in very safe stocks that appreciate exceptionally slowly, then writing covered calls can be a great way to skim some profit while you wait. Another bonus if you use a conservative dividend investment strategy is that you can write covered calls and still collect your dividends, and get an extra cash payment."
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