Top ETF investors reveal how to best leverage today’s hottest investment vehicle for both long- and short-term profits Aniket Ullal reveals the secrets of profiting from Exchange-Traded Funds. In the tradition of Market Wizards, Ullal interviews top ETF investors to find out their ETF investing strategies and how they construct their portfolios. The book explains the basics of ETFs, how they work, why they're growing in popularity, and how you can get your share of the profits. Aniket Ullal is the founder of First Bridge Data, a provider of institutional quality data and analytics on ETFs, w... [Read More]
Making the decision to start putting your money to work for you is an important step toward ultimately financial freedom. Unfortunately, even with low risk investments, it can be easy to set yourself up for failure before you are even fully underway. If you are interested in learning how to do so without losing your shirt, then Low Risk Investing: 401K, Tax Lien Certificates, Index Funds, ETFs, REITs, Mutual Funds, Stock Portfolio is the book you have been waiting for.While it may be difficult to think about investing for retirement when it is still a decade or a more away, the results can be ... [Read More]
The next leap in the evolution of ETF investing: a two-pronged strategy for succeeding in both bull and bear markets ETF expert Stephen McKee introduces his “Comet System”—a proven system for selecting and timing the market to take full advantage of mutual funds and ETFs. Stephen McKee is president of Investment Selections & Timing, Inc., and he publishes No-Load Mutual Fund Selections & Timing newsletter; he has been interviewed as an expert on the subject by Forbes, Barron’s, The Hulbert Financial Digest, and Timer Digest
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