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How Your 401(k) May Be Hurting You

Fri Nov 20th, 2009

Matt Ford

A popular prescription in the personal finance domain is to increase or maximize annual contributions to 401(k)s or similar retirement plans. However, one of the best financial decisions I’ve m

Bernanke's Reappointment Anointment

Tue Aug 25th, 2009

Minyanville Staff

Editor's Note: This article was written by Chris Tormey, who is presently retired. Until March 2009, he was a partner at SpearpointCapital, a Global Macro Hedge Fund located in New York City.I didn&r

Irreconcilable Differences Between Goldman Sachs and CIT

Tue Jul 14th, 2009

Minyan Peter

As a teenager, I hated those conversations with my father that began with him saying, “So let me get this straight…” during which my adolescent logic would be picked apart, thought

No More Stress

Fri May 8th, 2009

Mr Practical

Sophistry has been brought to a new level. Those that have the most riding on rebuilding confidence as a temporary respite from illiquidity in markets designed the rules to evaluate the amount of cap

401k's to Clients: No, You Can't Have Your Money

Tue May 5th, 2009

Andrew Jeffery

Remember all that money you socked away in your 401(k)? As financial markets continue to reel after 2 years of turmoil, pulling out your cash may be no easy task. The Wall Street Journal reports cert

Illiquidity

Mon Mar 16th, 2009

Mr Practical

Real economic liquidity is generated by productivity, which increases income by either increasing revenues or decreasing expenses, or both. This is what creates real wealth and raises the standard of

Keep an EYE on Convertible Bonds

Mon Jan 12th, 2009

Bill Feingold

One of the beautiful things about convertible bonds in this environment is what's known in the trade as the "poison put." Virtually all convertible bonds, in the event of a cash takeover, c

Crisis in Prime Mortgages on Horizon

Mon Nov 3rd, 2008

Andrew Jeffery

The private sector is actively engaging the mortgage crisis with the first broad-based, systemic attempt to prevent foreclosure. Both Bank of America (BAC) and JPMorgan (JPM) are attempting to h

Lehman Brothers' Loss Is Nobody's Gain

Mon Oct 20th, 2008

Satyajit Das

Financial crises like the one we are now experiencing increasingly result from the structure of modern capital markets. External shocks – such as declines in housing prices – are tra

Escaping the Tortoise by a Hair

Thu Oct 9th, 2008

Fil Zucchi

In yesterday's Ten To Try Out? piece, I mentioned the Tortoise Energy Infrastructure Fund (TYG). It's a closed-end fund of energy Master Limited Partnerships. I used to own this many moons ago a
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