Bank of England to Ease Capital Pressure on U.K. Banks
The Bank of England said it would ease pressure on U.K. banks to hold more capital, drawing a line under years of post-crisis reforms aimed at making the banking sector safer.
Survival is a Digital Game for Planners
Tech dinosaurs will ultimately lose out to fleet-footed advisors who quickly embrace the latest innovations.
Survival is a Digital Game for Planners
Tech dinosaurs will ultimately lose out to fleet-footed advisors who quickly embrace the latest innovations.
Intel Growth In 2016
Tactical Asset Allocation – December 2015 Update
NQ Mobile’s (NQ) CEO Zemin Xu on Q3 2015 Results – Earnings Call Transcript
Big Information: The Next Financial Frontier
Many investors have become caught up in the hype around big data, but the next significant financial frontier will be in big information.
Russia and Saudi Arabia Battle for European Oil Market
A contest for dominance in Europe is heating up between the world’s two biggest oil exporters—Saudi Arabia and Russia—as they contend with stubbornly low crude prices and the prospect of Iran’s post-sanctions return.
Balancing Out The Constant Barrage Of Negativity On Apple
A few positives emerge on Apple.
Rio Tinto Continues To Sabotage Itself Through Expansions
Are Better Times Ahead For Silver Wheaton?
Transocean Ltd. – The Semi-Sub Transocean Arctic Secured A Contract In Norway With Det Norske Oljeselskap
Euribor Hits Record Low in First Ever Dip Below 0.10%; Negative Mortgage Rates Increasingly in Play
Via translation from La Vanguardia, Euribor at Historic Lows, Mortgage Interest Drops by €166 Per Year. The 12-month Euribor, on which most Spanish mortgages are based, closed the month of November at 0.079%, setting a new record low and falling for …
Is a Roth Just a Wolf in Sheep’s Clothing?
Forgoing a tax deduction today for a promise in the future is riskier than you might think.
5 Things You Should Know About Giving Stock to Charity
Donating stock instead of cash may help you get a bigger tax break.
Get Tax Breaks for Charitable Giving
You can do good and trim your tax bill at the same time.
Are we celebrating the Christmas eve of 2007 or 2004?
It’s been seven years since the last great financial crisis in 2008. For those of us who remembered, 2007 was going nowhere, being at the tail-end of a bull market cycle. It had its own mini-crash in Aug (down over 9%), quickly rallied back up to bre…
This Chart is Too Ugly for Comfort
It’s quite easy to get carried away with the drawing of conclusions based on a few technical chart patterns (and we are not doing that here!), but this chart is just too ugly to at least go unmentioned. What we’re looking at is the percent of stock…
Cutting Your Losses? With High-Yield ETFs, Maybe It’s Time
If you bought a high-yield exchange-traded fund (ETF) over the past two years and still own it, you’ve probably lost money. But don’t fret. This might be an ideal time to change course.For more information about Advisor Perspectives services, click…
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- Re: DIY life style. Typical Boglehead? September 28, 2020My default has always been DIY but I always pegged it on my Mechanical Engineering background than Bogleheads. Probably one of my proudest DIY achievements was building my own sea kayak out of strips of wood and fiberglass versus buying a plastic one off the rack. I've since build several other boats. The big one […]lthenderson
- Re: Never Ever Rebalance Bonds into Stocks? September 28, 2020Uncorrelated wrote: ↑Mon Sep 28, 2020 8:57 am willthrill81 wrote: ↑Mon Sep 28, 2020 8:50 am What HomerJ and others are referring to is basically a form of liability matching. I don't know why you do not see that. I see that. The strategy "rational" from McClung is basically liability matching. According to McClung, that […]HomerJ
- Re: HEDGEFUNDIE's excellent adventure Part II: The next journey September 28, 2020Here's another question though. The graph indicates that the impact on bond prices from a 1% change in prevailing yields becomes much larger as yields go lower. But is a 1% change in yields just as likely in an environment where previous yields were 1% as they are in an environment where yields are 8%? […]petulant
- Re: Friend on the verge of financial ruin, how to help? September 28, 2020Not to downplay working at the state level, but I do see that as being easier when one ages. (Especially in accounting) Lots of systems are older or not updates as frequently. This would also help with her chronic health problems (maybe) - insurance is usually top notch when working for the state. It's not […]dziuniek
- Re: Were you nervous when you retired? September 28, 2020Escapevelocity wrote: ↑Sun Sep 27, 2020 9:28 pm Barefoot wrote: ↑Sun Sep 27, 2020 8:52 pm I retired at 60. I liked my job (but don't miss the administrivia BS at all), but there were many things I wanted to do outside of work that I didn't have enough vacation time for. I miss the […]WoodSpinner