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Intelligent investors and stock market rallies in 2010-2015

02/12/2011

Jason Zweig, who edited the recent publication of Benjamin Graham's classic book on investing, "The Intelligent Investor," and other experts, on the widespread public misinformation and misperceptions about stock market rallies. There is no getting around the common sense understanding that if things go up fast they will go down just as fast.

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Aging, Retirement and 401(K)'s in America- 2010-2016

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The situation confronting the baby boom generation as it retires in the U.S. The stock market boom-bust cycles of 2000-2002 and 2006-2008 have hurt the 401(K) retirement accounts of most Americans. High unemployment and the housing crisis with many home owners under water has only worsened the situation. The difficult situation for seniors earning little interest on their savings. The problem of outliving ones savings for seniors with their money invested in bonds in a low interest rate environment. The median savings of Americans of close to $10,000 with only 10% of Americans having saved about $1 million by age 65. Longevity today means Americans are likely to live to age 85.

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Low Interest Rates Are Squeezing Seniors

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Chuck Schwab Is Worried About Small Investors. Should We Worry Too?

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Saving for Retirement in the U.S.

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The difficult situation of seniors earning little interest on their savings.

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Why Many Retirees Could Outlive a $1 Million Nest Egg

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The Case for Dividend Funds in Retirement

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The Five Big Lies of Retirement Planning

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