Monthly Archives: April 2009

China’s Bold Move

China’s SWF (Sovereign Wealth Fund) is moving to expand its international investments this year targeting European Countries that previously attempted to set limits on the level of China’s investment in their countries. Last week, China Investment Corp’s Chairman, Lou Jiwei, … Continue reading

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Failed Tax Policy and How to Fix It

Wall Street Journal Reporter, Tom Herman, just published his final article as a full time employee and writer for the Journal in the area of personal finance.  His take on the US tax system is interesting, and likely more accurate … Continue reading

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Real Estate as an Investment Now? I’ll Fold

The Kenny Rogers song ‘The Gambler’ talks about knowing when to hold ‘em and knowing when to fold ‘em.  As I hear people talking about investing in real estate in light of the large price decline experienced over the past … Continue reading

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Dead Donkeys and Wall Street

This story was sent to me by a financial advisor client of mine.  Thought you’d enjoy it!   Young Chuck moved to Texas and bought a donkey from a farmer for $100. The farmer agreed to deliver the donkey the … Continue reading

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