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By: High Risk TFSA, Financial Rules of Thumb and More « Real Estate Investment
Updated 3 months, 4 weeks ago
Source: http://www.canadiancapitalist.com/
[...] Canadian Capitalist lists 9 lessons relearned from the financial meltdown. [...]
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RangerFinancial 3 months, 4 weeks ago on Twitter
Think this is a good read for all of us http://bit.ly/31cjKy
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petequily 5 months ago on Twitter
9 Lessons Relearned from the Financial Meltdown http://bit.ly/1iLluS
ReplyHigh Risk TFSA, Financial Rules of Thumb and More « Real Estate Investment 5 months, 1 week ago on Wordpress
[...] Canadian Capitalist lists 9 lessons relearned from the financial meltdown. [...]
ReplyMichael - The Fat Loss Authority 5 months, 2 weeks ago on Wordpress
I can’t believe how many of my friends invest in company stock and think that counts for proper financial planning? What also scares me is most of these companies are hiring “financial advisors” to help employees purchase more stock options and “plan for the future”?
Can you say, eggs in one basket? So sad.
Mike
ReplyHigh Risk TFSA, Financial Rules of Thumb and More | Million Dollar Journey 5 months, 2 weeks ago on Wordpress
[...] Canadian Capitalist lists 9 lessons relearned from the financial meltdown. [...]
ReplyPacific 5 months, 2 weeks ago on Wordpress
One thing that is neglected in the mainstream media, when they quote “the markets have gone up xx% since March 12-09″ is the total dismay, ugly outlook, and the possibility of financial meltdown that was prevelent around that time. It DID look extremely gloomy at that time, and yes, it COULD have gone that way.
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ReplyMark Wolfinger 5 months, 3 weeks ago on Wordpress
Larry: Asset allocation doesn’t work as well as it did in the past. Sure bonds held up this time, but what other assets did as well as bonds?
IMHO there are better methods to insure the value of a portfolio. Most people accept the fact that you cannot time the markets. But why do they all believe that you will know which other assets to hold along with stocks?
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ReplyPhil S 5 months, 3 weeks ago on Wordpress
Actually, I learned that it may be better to NOT have a buy & hold attitude and maybe it is better to sell when you’re up on the investment. That flies completely contrary to your “stick with a plan” and “maintain your asset allocation” lessons. I used to hold those philosophies but in retrospect, it would have been so much nicer if I had sold when I was thinking of ... See all content
ReplyDM 5 months, 3 weeks ago on Wordpress
Did anyone see this discussion today on the Globe? http://www.theglobeandmail.com/globe-investor/investment-ideas/buy-gics-only-gics/article1292666/ I know CC posted an article about Mr. Trahair’s claim’s last week but I notice on today’s discussion he’s including dividends in his calculations of TSX performance. I just can’t believe his analysis is correct.
ReplyETF2X 5 months, 3 weeks ago on Wordpress
It’s easy to forget how painful the market decline was now that it is back up. Bear in mind that the world’s credit system was days away from complete collapse. Had the actions taken not worked, many investors would be in a much different frame of mind (and financial position) now.
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