|Articles|September 16, 2008

Physician's Money Digest

  • September30 2003
  • Volume 10
  • Issue 18

Thumbs Up: Investors Get Bullish

Despite a stock market that can'tseem to put together a seriousrally, many investors are optimisticabout the long-term outlook. Accordingto a survey by Alliance CapitalManagement LP's Bernstein InvestmentResearch and Management, 40% of investorslook for short-term growth instocks and 80% think stocks are agood long-term investment choice.Still, about one third of those surveyedthink the market will go down this year.Despite the bullish sentiments, 59% ofthe investors surveyed don't plan totake any action to bring their portfoliosin line with their expectations and 53%have not reviewed and rebalanced theirportfolio within the past year. The trendtoward apathetic portfolio managementwas most common among thoseinvestors who were self-directed; morethan half of those investors with professionaladvisors have done a formalportfolio review, compared with only2% of those who are flying solo.

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Distinguish Tax Loopholes and Tax Scams

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Reduce Your Retirement Plan's Tax Bite

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Research the Facts Before You Refinance

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Lend Your Parents a Safe Financial Hand

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Learn to Diagnose and Treat a Sick Home

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Remember: Money Isn't Who You Are

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Get Back to Basic Bartering

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Know the Duties of an Estate Executor

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Portfolio CHECK-UP

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