Where to Invest Now
Where is the best place to invest now? How do I know which funds will do the best in the next year and beyond?? No one knows the answers with certainty but there are smart, strategic and sound moves you can make now to invest wisely for both short-term and long-term time horizons.
Where to Invest 2012: The Complete Guide
Knowing where to invest in 2012, or any time frame, requires a complete guide that covers strategies and ideas for asset allocation, stocks, bonds, cash, sectors, foreign investing, indexes and ETFs. Check this efficient overview to quickly find the ideas you need to invest in 2012.
Where (and How) to Invest 2012 - Asset Allocation
Many investors wonder where to invest now but they do not consider how to invest - the basics of investing.
Where to Invest 2012 - Sectors
Which sectors of the economy will do well in 2012? No one knows for sure but there are a few sectors that look better than others, especially if the economy continues to be weak and stocks continue to struggle.
Where to Invest 2012 - Foreign Stock Funds
Where to invest in 2012 will be challenging, especially for foreign stock. As always, foreign (international, global, emerging markets) can play in important role in a diversified portfolio. How can investors balance risk and growth in 2012?
Where to Invest 2012 - Bonds
What are the best ways to invest with bond funds in 2012? If you thought stocks face an uphill battle in 2012, bonds have a similar challenge.
The Presidential Election Cycle
The Presidential Election Cycle is a market timing indicator for stock investors. History reveals there is some relevance to this stock market indicator but investors should be cautious in applying the Presidential Election Cycle to their investment strategies.
Best Bond Funds For Rising Interest Rates
Which are the best bond mutual funds in a rising interest rate environment? Which bond funds do better against inflation? Knowing the basics on which funds perform best and which funds perform worst before and during higher interest rates and inflation is a crucial skill for the bond mutual fund investor.