The AAII Journal
May 2000 Issue
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The Internet and Its Impact on Investing in Collectibles
Opinion: Investors face high transaction costs to invest in art and other collectibles. The Internet, however, has introduced the possibility of reducing these costs for many collectibles, and this change may migrate even to very expensive areas.
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What You Need to Know About Closed-End Taxable Bond Funds
Mutual Funds: Closed-end bond funds have a stock dimension in addition to their income attributes--their stock prices fluctuate with changes in sentiment. Astute investors profit from this while collecting income.
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Analyzing Internet Stocks: Cash Flow and the Burn Rate
Stock Screening: The analysis of a company's cash position and its free cash flow helps to reveal whether it is self-sustaining and provides an indication of the need for future financing. As an investor, be careful around a firm with a high burn rate.
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A Look at Roth IRA Conversions and Other Taxing Issues
Portfolio Strategies: Which type of plan offers the best tax benefits for retirement savings: the deductible IRA, the Roth IRA or a 401(k) with matching contributions? Some simple math models to shed light on these complex issues.
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An Interview With David Brady, Portfolio Manager, Stein Roe Young Investor Fund
Feature: Lessons from a professional using an educational approach to invest in growth companies.
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Speculating vs. Investing in the Current Market Environment
Stock Selection Strategies: It takes discipline to leave the game while it's still so much fun. But if you are able to do so, you can find a surprising array of growth opportunities while assuming greatly reduced risk.
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Measuring Internal Strength: Wilder's RSI Indicator
Technical Analysis: Wilder's relative strength index measures a stock's price relative to itself over time. Its popularity lies in its versatility in identifying market extremes and illustrating points of divergence that may signal a reversal of trend.
The Internet and Its Impact on Investing in Collectibles
Opinion: Investors face high transaction costs to invest in art and other collectibles. The Internet, however, has introduced the possibility of reducing these costs for many collectibles, and this change may migrate even to very expensive areas.
What You Need to Know About Closed-End Taxable Bond Funds
Mutual Funds: Closed-end bond funds have a stock dimension in addition to their income attributes--their stock prices fluctuate with changes in sentiment. Astute investors profit from this while collecting income.
Analyzing Internet Stocks: Cash Flow and the Burn Rate
Stock Screening: The analysis of a company's cash position and its free cash flow helps to reveal whether it is self-sustaining and provides an indication of the need for future financing. As an investor, be careful around a firm with a high burn rate.
A Look at Roth IRA Conversions and Other Taxing Issues
Portfolio Strategies: Which type of plan offers the best tax benefits for retirement savings: the deductible IRA, the Roth IRA or a 401(k) with matching contributions? Some simple math models to shed light on these complex issues.
An Interview With David Brady, Portfolio Manager, Stein Roe Young Investor Fund
Feature: Lessons from a professional using an educational approach to invest in growth companies.
Speculating vs. Investing in the Current Market Environment
Stock Selection Strategies: It takes discipline to leave the game while it's still so much fun. But if you are able to do so, you can find a surprising array of growth opportunities while assuming greatly reduced risk.
Measuring Internal Strength: Wilder's RSI Indicator
Technical Analysis: Wilder's relative strength index measures a stock's price relative to itself over time. Its popularity lies in its versatility in identifying market extremes and illustrating points of divergence that may signal a reversal of trend.
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