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Introduction to Summary of site |
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 If you have ended up on our site it is likely to be because of what of the following reasons:
- You are a self-investor looking for investment information.
- You are a novice in investment matters, but are considering becoming more independent in your investing.
- You trade in reliance on a financial advisor, but wish to better use his services, or perhaps understand the other alternative trading methods.
- Perhaps you see self investing as a retirement project, or are merely curious about the world of investing.
- Perhaps as a result of your professional activities (institutional investor, broker, professor or journalist), you need access to a non-industry source of objective investment information.
Our site should interest everyone interested by self investing, and we will refer you to those sections or topics of our site relevant to your profile; see Help- Content by User Profile.
The main target of our site is nevertheless providing information to help you better independently manage a portfolio intended to constitute an important source of retirement income. Our site will accompany you each step of the way in the saving and investment process and direct you to the corresponding relevant sections; see our User Guide.
In this summary, we will give you an idea of the full content of the site. Here are a few of the themes covered in detail in the site:
- Profile of a self investor?
- How can our site help you?
- How much will I set aside for retirement? The five key factors.
- The investor and the financial and regulatory system.
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Last Updated ( Monday, 14 January 2008 )
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An attempt to beat the index must either concentrate its assets–meaning less diversification, meaning more risk–in stocks it hopes will outperform the index, actively trade from one asset to another in search of performance (meaning tax consequences and lots of effort on the part of the investor, as well as the costs of trading), or both. Ryan Suenaga |
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