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Investing in gold? Read this first
India is crazy about gold jewellery. With the World Gold Council aggressively marketing social and religious functions as gold buying events, the demand has shot up in the recent years to record levels.
Investing 101
STILLWATER ? If you had $1,000 to invest, what would be your best choice? Eileen St. Pierre, Oklahoma State University Cooperative Extension personal finance specialist, said if you do not have an emergency savings account, your $1,000 should definitely go to starting that account.
Class #1 Introduction to Value Investing
By guruek. Found some great notes in scribd.com. The presumed author, known as "jcv2010", took a class in value investing in a Graduate Business School and produced awesome notes. Read more » »
ETF Investing: Dollar-bullish ETF approaches 'death cross'
An exchange-traded fund that follows the movement of the U.S. dollar against a basket of foreign currencies looks to be approaching a closely watched technical indicator traders call a "death cross."
Life insurance is a poor excuse for investing money
While waiting for a plane last weekend, I talked to a young man in his late 20s about the stock market and investing in general. He said he owned a variety of stocks, but had no clue about the companies. He said the only reason he bought the stocks was that he got a tip from a friend who said they would double within six months.
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