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This and That

by Ram Balakrishnan
November 9, 2007
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  1. Do you make investment decisions rationally? Or are you giving up some returns to express your beliefs or to display status?
  2. The fancy term for our irrational preference for something we own is cognitive dissonance and you can bet that it has an effect on our stock picks.
  3. Jon Chevreau’s post on a reader comment about the flood of retirement surveys we are being subjected to is humorous.
  4. Rob Carrick noted that “tap-and-go” credit card payment is getting widespread. I can’t wait to get a PayPass enabled President’s Choice MasterCard. It would be a priceless way to pay for our double-double addiction.
  5. The Yanks are noticing that we are heading south for bargains.
  6. ING Direct wants to see your creative ideas for saving money and is offering a prize of $10,000 for a YouTube video that “showcases the most original way to save money”.

Blog Roundup:

  1. Larry MacDonald notes that one in three mutual funds hug their benchmark index and reports on a study that devised a method to identify such funds.
  2. Four Pillars bounced around asset allocation ideas for your child’s RESP.
  3. Financial Jungle listed the dividend stocks he thinks will be good long-term holdings at the right price.
  4. Canadian Financial DIY compared computer prices in Canada, US and UK and reached a familiar, but depressing conclusion: we pay the most for computers too!
  5. Million Dollar Journey featured a post on the Efficient Market Hypothesis.
  6. Location matters in investing too. Where Does All My Money Go? says bonds belong in your RRSP.

Related posts:

  1. Finding a Financial Advisor, Part 1
  2. Carnival of Debt Reduction # 19
  3. The Income Tax Cut is Better
  4. This and That
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