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This and That # 103

by Ram Balakrishnan
August 1, 2008
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  1. Thanks to Doug for posting the link to Global Investment Returns Yearbook synopsis by the authors of Triumph of the Optimists.
  2. Larry MacDonald comments on Legg Mason strategist Michael J. Mauboussin’s study on the role of financial institutions in pricing assets (The study is available here).
  3. Gail Vaz-Oxlade, the host of Til’ Debt Do Us Part wrote about fantasies that are ruining financial dreams.
  4. The Dividend Guy on the top three reasons to drop a stock from a watch list.
  5. The Financial Blogger is writing a series of posts on the basics of estate planning.
  6. Thicken My Wallet questions if real estate has ever been the path to wealth.
  7. Preet shares a nugget he gathered from the DFA conference: while it is highly likely that stocks will beat bonds, there may be stretches of as long as 35 years in which stocks lag bonds.
  8. Frugal Trader does a mid-year check-up of his investment portfolio.

Around the Personal Finance Network

  1. Clever Dude plays the credit card arbitrage game.
  2. Squawkfox reckons that cars are the new smoking.
  3. Blunt Money lists nine reasons not to buy a stock.
  4. Some ideas on generating passive income from Money Ning.
  5. Four Pillars sees how our RESP stacks up against the U.S. 529 for saving for a child’s education.

Related posts:

  1. Finding a Financial Advisor, Part 1
  2. Carnival of Debt Reduction # 19
  3. Q&A with Vanguard Canada
  4. Reader Question on Bond Allocation
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