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Sound Investing for May 22, 2009 |
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THIS WEEK:
- Closing of unloved ETFs could start a positive trend (1:04)
- Why we need a Federal Retirement Board (22:34)
- Is it a Myth or Reality: Twice as many investors in savings accounts instead of stocks (32:50)
- Paul's Outrage: 25% of baby boomers think they are destined to work until they die! (48:41)
- Our guest this week is Marketwatch contributor and editor of the Hulbert Financial Digest, Mark Hulbert (8:56)
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One of the hottest new investment vehicles suffered a black eye this week. The ranks of Exchange Traded Funds, or ETFs, were thinned as several major suppliers closed some of the more unpopular versions. Hear why this may be a good trend.
New feature: Does it make sense to have a Federal Board of Retirement? Vanguard’s John Bogle thinks so – and his comments set off a debate. Hear several sides of this complex issue.
Is it a Myth or Reality: Does it make sense for investors to pick bank savings accounts over stocks?
Plus Paul's Outrage: Why most baby boomers are destined to work until they die!
Our guest is Mark Hulbert, Marketwatch.com contributor and editor of The Hulbert Financial Digest.
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