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Charles Rotblut

author Image Charles Rotblut is a vice president at AAII and editor of the AAII Journal. Follow him on Twitter at twitter.com/charlesrotblut.

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Books: "Better Good than Lucky: How Savvy Investors Create Fortune with the Risk-Reward Ratio"

Biography:
Charles Rotblut is a vice president of the American Association of Individual Investors. He is the editor of the AAII Journal. He authors the weekly AAII Investor Update e-newsletter and his commentary is published on both Seeking Alpha and Forbes.com.

He has analyzed both publicly traded and privately held companies. Charles' experience includes working for Zacks Investment Research, an investment research firm; INVESTools, an investment education company; Curian Capital, a money management firm; and McClure, Schumacher & Associates, a business valuation firm.
 
Charles is a graduate of the University of Kansas, where he earned a bachelor's degree in Journalism. He is a holder of the right to use the Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) designation.

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  1. Editor's Note »

    Editor's Note

    A look at what's in the February 2011 AAII Journal.

    February 2011 | Journal

  2. Tax Strategies »

    2010 Tax Guide Update

    Since the publication of our 2010 Tax Guide, we have received a few updates and corrections.

    February 2011 | Journal

  3. Editor's Note »

    Editor's Note

    A look at what's in the January 2011 AAII Journal.

    January 2011 | Journal

  4. Editor's Note »

    Editor's Note

    A look at what's in the December 2010 AAII Journal.

    December 2010 | Journal

  5. Beginning Investor »

    Active Versus Passive: Which Do You Choose?

    Active management provides more control, but passive management reduces expenses.

    December 2010 | Journal

  6. Tax Strategies »

    Year-End Tax Considerations

    Five tax issues that individual investors should consider before December 31.

    December 2010 | Journal

  7. Stock Screens »

    How I Find Lower Risk/Higher Reward Stocks

    Charles details his stock screen, which helps identify stocks based on four key attributes: valuation, financials, business model and diversification.

    December 2010 | Journal

  8. Editor's Note »

    Editor's Note

    A look at what's in the November 2010 AAII Journal.

    November 2010 | Journal

  9. Editor's Note »

    Editor's Note

    A look at what's in the October 2010 AAII Journal.

    October 2010 | Journal

  10. Editor's Note »

    Editor's Note

    A look at what's in the September 2010 AAII Journal.

    September 2010 | Journal

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    Commodities »

    Gold’s Investment Attributes

    Gold Investment Attributes: An interview with Thomas Winmill. The manager of the Midas Fund explains why gold provides protection against depreciating currencies and how to allocate your portfolio to the precious metal.

    September 2010 | Journal

  12. Beginning Investor »

    Investment Vehicle Attributes

    Learn the characteristics of the most commonly used investment vehicles.

    September 2010 | Journal

  13. Economic & Market Analysis »

    Which Economic Indicators Matter?

    An interview with Aaron Smith. Learn which data best gauges the health and the direction of the economy from a senior economist at Moody’s Economy.com.

    September 2010 | Journal

  14. Stock Screens »

    Screening for Stocks With High Relative Dividend Yields

    This AAII.com screen identifies stocks with yields that are above their historical averages and that have histories of rising dividend payments.

    September 2010 | Journal

  15. Editor's Note »

    Editor's Note

    A look at what's in the August 2010 AAII Journal.

    August 2010 | Journal

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