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The Intelligent Investor: Tokyo Sends a Warning

That was close. The U.S. stock market has escaped the sell-off in the Japanese market—at least for now. When the Nikkei Stock Average dropped 7.3% on  Thursday May 26th, 2013, the Standard & Poor’s 500-stock index fell by as much as 1.1% during the day, only to...

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Quote of the Day

“Should everyone index everything? The answer is resoundingly “no”. In fact, if everyone indexed, capital markets would cease to provide the relatively efficient security prices that make indexing an attractive strategy for some investors. All the research undertaken...

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A Diplomas Vanishing Value

May 1 is fast approaching, and with it the deadline for high-school seniors to commit to a college. At kitchen tables across the country, anxious students and their parents are asking: Does it really matter where I go to school? Read Full Article here: A Diplomas...

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Counting on an Inheritance? Count Again.

Baby Boomers Counting On an Inheritance May Have to Support Parents Instead Read article through link below, written by the WSJ Online by Anne Tergesen Counting on an Inheritance? Count Again (Click Here)

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