The 30-stock index represents the market to many people. But few of the stocks are worth buying, and a third should be dumped fast. If you don't own them, why follow them?
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The 30-stock index represents the market to many people. But few of the stocks are worth buying, and a third should be dumped fast. If you don't own them, why follow them? Tags:
Investing in China could pay off, but be carefulUSATODAY.com Money - Waggoner Thu, 10/22/2009 - 18:29
Funds that invest in China have soared an average 64% this year, vs. 22% for the Standard & Poor's 500-stock index. Simply put, worldly investors visit international fundsUSATODAY.com Money - Waggoner Thu, 06/12/2008 - 19:38
International investing has become enormously popular, in large part because domestic investing has been so incredibly dreary. Exchange-traded notes: Don't even think about itUSATODAY.com Money - Waggoner Thu, 04/24/2008 - 18:19
Exchange-traded notes are a relatively new development. The value of an ETN depends on the movements of a stock index or, sometimes, even an individual stock. Food, glorious food: Stock choices are lusciousUSATODAY.com Money - Waggoner Thu, 01/31/2008 - 20:25
You would have made more money investing in a loaf of bread the past year than by investing in the stock market. |