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| Subject: Re: Professional management | Date: 7/14/2011 7:35 AM | |
| Author: temsike | Number: 69284 of 100972 | |
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Dr Tar: The second part - a non-indexed investment vehicle is just dumb? Well that seems like a rather biased opinion... And that is because? Please elaborate on how investing in all/any single non-indexed investment is dumb..........such as a US Treasury / or investment grade Bond some gold or silver any individual stock Swiss francs REIT Shorting lean hogs and going long coffee I would agree with all those investments. What I don´t agree with is to hire some professional adviser at a cost of X% of portfolio assets so he/she can put your money into very costly managed mutual funds or worse, a fund of fund of very expensive managed mutual funds. Nor would I agree with a manager who will put your money into individual stocks and bonds and then procede to turn your portfolio over X amount of times per year to pad his/her pockets with commissions, Wall Street´s with spreads, and Uncle Sam´s with short-term capital gains taxes. |
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