Are Stocks and Bonds Really Different?
In the long-term, investors in stocks and bonds have different goals but the performance of the two investments has been about the same over the past thirty years.
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In the long-term, investors in stocks and bonds have different goals but the performance of the two investments has been about the same over the past thirty years.
There is one event and one event only that investors know will happen and for how much on Wall Street; and that is the payment of a dividend. The dividend payment, amount and date are announced well in advance.
Many investors look for help when picking investments. One tool people use is the quarterly filing of institutional investment managers called form 13(f).
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There are basically two types of companies: private and public. A private is just that, a company that is wholly owned by a group (or individual), that makes the decisions for the company without having to get approval from any sort of outside agency, i.e. board.
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According to a recent study by Black Rock International, at the end of February 2011, the global ETF industry had 2,557 ETFs with 5,802 listings and assets of $1.3 trillion (in U.S. dollars) from 140 providers on 48 exchanges around the world.