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Which ETF Shares Are The Largest?

November 27, 2009 1 comment

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The premier exchange traded funds were actually the biggest EFT. Created in 1993, SPDR, short for Standard & Poor’s 500 Index Depository Receipts, continues to be in trading activity, a most popular choice.
With assets of more than M, the ETF which follows the S&P 500 [...]

Real Estate Investing Strategies For Today’s Market

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The term “real estate investing” likely brings a number of things to mind. You might immediately leap to real estate investing being real estate portfolios and real estate retirement plans or you may think instead of short sales, bulk reo investing and virtual real estate investing. You [...]

Can Non-Delinquent Homeowners Qualify for a Loan Modification?

November 10, 2009 6 comments

Now, with the “mortgage melt-down“, you’ve probably heard about how President Obama recently approved $75 BILLION dollars for foreclosure and mortgage relief – however only a very small percentage of homeowners will actually benefit from these programs.
What most people don’t understand is that with our powerful Forensic Loan Audit, loan modifications are NOT just for those [...]

The Great 401K Stock Loan Scandal – How Wall Street Minted Money While Retirees Picked Up the Losses

November 6, 2009 6 comments

During the “Go-Go” Wall Street days of a few years ago, some companies got rich by being middle-men between 401k mutual funds and short sellers who wanted to borrow their stock.
The short sellers put up collateral, agreed to pay dividends, and paid a small amount of interest. These middle-men companies took a big slice of [...]

Share Trader Signals

November 4, 2009 4 comments

By following a trading system, market condition will at times be favourable to buy and at other times be favourable to sell. Clearly defined conditions give ’signals’ that the educated investor can read and act on. Signals are not as crucial for the long term investor. For these people, market conditions and the value of [...]

What Is Technical Share Analysis? Section 1

Technical analysis is the art and science of examining share chart data and predicting future moves on the stock market.  Investors who use this style of analysis are often unconcerned about the nature or value of the companies they trade shares in. Their holdings are usually short-term – once their projected profit is reached they [...]

What Is Fundamental Stock Analysis? Section 2

Although the raw data of the Financial Statement has some useful information, much more can be understood about the value of a stock by applying a variety of tools to the financial data.
Earnings per Share
The overall earnings of a company is not in itself a useful indicator of a share’s worth. Low earnings coupled with [...]

Why You Should Look for Stock Advice Online –

Why should you look for stock advice online?  Consider overwhelming reason.  In “years past”, a person looking to invest in stocks had to pay a hefty commission to a stock broker who made the transactions for them.  The majority of these individuals had to rely on the broker for advice or study the stock market [...]

Is Money Available for RE Investing or are we experienceing a world-wide “Credit Crunch”?

November 2, 2009 No comments yet

In today’s uncertain times, with the banking system seeming to be “frozen” and not willing to make loans to investors, there’s a lot of talk going around about how a world-wide “credit crunch” is preventing RE investors from taking advantage of some terrific opportunities to buy RE cheap.
That’s not quite true.  In fact, you may [...]

Handling Tricky Stock Investment Transactions in Quicken

October 27, 2009 5 comments

If you’re an investor using Quicken, you should find your investment record-keeping pretty straight-forward. There are, however, several tricky investment transactions you may need to record, particularly if you’re an aggressive investor (one who’s willing to bear increased risk in the pursuit of greater returns). These transactions involve short sales, margin loans and interest, call [...]

2nd Mortgages are gone – what’s today’s new lending strategy?

October 26, 2009 7 comments

Since the mortgage melt-down, lenders across America have mostly doing away with Stated Super Jumbo Seconds.  There is no longer a secondary market to purchase this type of loan.
The sub-prime meltdown actually began in December 2006, when lenders did away with stated 100% investor loans and it has gone much, much further since then.
Estimated losses [...]

Little Know FACT (something the banks aren’t telling you):

American homeowners who are NOT LATE on their mortgage payments or “non-delinquent” can LEGALLY lower their mortgage payments by hundreds of dollars per month.
Yes, it true – you can legally reduce your monthly mortgage payments from 25% to 40% -
Even If You’ve Never Been Late & Currently Have NO Equity!
If you have an Adjustable Rate [...]

CA Public Employees Retirement System Sues – Over Ratings of Mortgage Backed Securities

October 18, 2009 1 comment

Finally a large financial entity, Calpers, the California Public Employees Retirement System, worth an estimated $173 billion, has sued those responsible for rating the Toxic Assets that are now decimating our national and global economy.
The three primary rating agencies; Moodys, Standard and Poors, and Fitch made “negligent misrepresentations” to the pension fund. The agencies’ ratings [...]

Understanding Student Loan Consolidation

October 15, 2009 No comments yet

In today’s current economy, where the whole world is reeling under a huge economic crisis, paying off multiple student loans can prove to be really difficult.
Apart from the fact that you need to remember the monthly repayment dates for all your student loans, keeping a track of the varying interest rates and paying off huge [...]


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