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Cara Scatizzi
Cara Scatizzi is a former associate financial analyst at AAII.
Articles by this Author
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Computerized-investing »
Portfolio Management Software Programs
An in-depth look at the top software program choices for managing, tracking, and measuring your investment portfolio.
December 2009 | Computerized-investing
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Computerized-investing »
Free Cash Flow
Understanding and using a company’s free cash flow figure in your analysis of a firm’s growth potential.
December 2009 | Computerized-investing
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Computerized-investing »
The Top Comprehensive Web Sites
The Internet has become an invaluable source for investment information, tips, education and security data. There are thousands of sites that offer financial data. This comparison focuses on the best Web sites for comprehensive financial data coverage and tools.
December 2009 | Computerized-investing
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Offbeat Offerings »
Inverse and Leveraged ETFs
An investor reference for products that are not your typical offering. This issue looks at exchange-traded funds that use inverse and leveraged strategies.
November 2009 | Journal
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Stock Screens »
Finding Value Among the "Lows": The Walter J. Schloss Approach
The name Walter J. Schloss means little to the average investor. But this Benjamin Graham disciple learned his lessons well: From 1956 to 2000, his investment fund earned 15.7% versus the market’s 11.2%, and Warren Buffett has called him a "super" investor. A focus on the elements that drive the Schloss investment philosophy.
October 2009 | Journal
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Stock Screens »
Adapting a Graham Disciple's Approach: AAII's Walter J. Schloss Screen
How can individual investors implement the Walter J. Schloss approach? A look at AAII's stock screen based on Schloss' stock selection process.
October 2009 | Journal
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Features »
The Individual Investor's Guide to Exchange-Traded Funds: 2009
Our annual survey covers over 750 stock and bond exchange-traded funds, plus information on how they work and what you need to know about investing in them.
October 2009 | Journal
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Offbeat Offerings »
I Savings Bonds
An investor reference for products that are not your typical offering. This issue's focus is on I Savings Bonds--government bonds that pay both a fixed interest rate and an adjustable interest rate that corresponds with the U.S. Consumer Price Index (CPI).
October 2009 | Journal
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The Best of the AAII Journal »
Build America Bonds
An investor reference for products that are not your typical offering. This issue's focus is on the new Buy America Bonds--taxable bonds that are issued by state and local governments.
September 2009 | Journal
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Offbeat Offerings »
Using Social Media for Investment Issues
An investor reference for products that are not your typical offering. This issue's focus is on using on-line social media resources for investment issues.
August 2009 | Journal
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Computerized-investing »
Mutual Fund Screening Services
An in-depth look at the top choices for filtering a universe of mutual funds to find the ones suited to your purposes.
August 2009 | Computerized-investing
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Computerized-investing »
Using the Magic Formula
for Investing
Learning to successfully invest in the stock market is simple, according to Joel Greenblatt’s “The Little Book That Beats the Market” (Wiley, 2005). Greenblatt is the founder and a managing partner of Gotham Capital, a private investment partnership. He is an adjunct professor at the Columbia University Graduate School of Business, and holds a B.S. and an MBA from the Wharton School.
August 2009 | Computerized-investing
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Computerized-investing »
Using the Magic Formula for Investing
Joel Greenblatt's simple investing approach is based on finding companies with high return on investment that are trading for less than they are worth.
August 2009 | Computerized-investing
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Offbeat Offerings »
Investing in Commodities
An investor reference for products that are not your typical offering. This issue's focus is on the many ways to invest in commodities.
July 2009 | Journal
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Offbeat Offerings »
Laddered Bond Portfolios
An investor reference for products that are not your typical offering. This issue's focus is on building a bond ladder.
June 2009 | Journal
