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The Tradition Of The NYSE Bell

Posted: March 4, 2010 9:14AM by Brian Perry

Thanks to the advent of financial television, we are probably all familiar with the sight of the bell being rung to start and end the day's trading on theÂ New York Stock Exchange (NYSE).Â Many of the...

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Filed Under: Brokers, Day Trading, Millionaires

Does Slow-And-Steady Win The Investing Race?

Posted: October 9, 2009 11:28AM by Douglas Rice

It's hard to know which investment method to choose. Evidence shows that market timing doesn't consistently beat the market averages, especially after taxes and fees, and many have professed that...

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Filed Under: Active Trading, Bonds, Bull Market, Day Trading, Hedge Funds, International Markets, Investing Basics, Options, Personal Finance, Portfolio Management, Short Selling

Is Buy & Hold Investing Dead?

Posted: August 5, 2009 9:28AM by Ryan Barnes

This simple yet profound question has made its way into quite a lot of mainstream press outlets in the past year. While some people have posed the question for debate and discussion, others have...

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Filed Under: Buzz Words, Day Trading, Financial Crisis, Financial Theory, Insurance, Investing Basics, Investment, Options

5 Earnings Season Investing Tips

Posted: July 20, 2009 12:43PM by Douglas Rice

The months following the end of every quarter (January, April, July and October) are when the majority of corporate earnings are released, a time commonly called earnings season. This is typically a...

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Filed Under: Accounting, Active Trading, Day Trading, Economics, Economy, Financial Theory, Insurance, Options, Stock Analysis

On This Day In Finance: June 29 - Apple iPhone

Posted: June 29, 2009 9:19AM by Peter Cherewyk

On this day in 2007, the Apple iPhone official went on sale to the public. The phone was sold for $499 and had a hard drive size of four gigabytes for the smaller model, andÂ $599 for the larger eight...

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