|Articles|September 16, 2008

Physician's Money Digest

  • May 15 2003
  • Volume 10
  • Issue 9

GENERATION GAP

Physician-investors who haven'talready given up on the stock marketare hoping that the bear willsoon loosen its grip and that stockswill return to decent gains. But ifyou're putting your money regularlyinto a retirement fund, a more realisticlook at your goals may changeyour outlook, depending on yourage. If you're planning to start dippinginto your retirement stashwithin a few years, a turnaround inthe market can't come soonenough. But if your time horizon is20 or 30 years, it makes some economicsense to root against a bigrally in stocks coming soon. Why?Because your periodic investment isnow buying more shares of cheaperstocks, which will mean biggerrewards when the market upturneventually comes.

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How Does Your Financial IQ Measure Up?

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History Provides Lessons in Investing

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Read the Market's Long-Term Performance

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Less Is More When Buying Stock Spinoffs

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Weigh the Aspects of Variable Annuities

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Maximize Your Sale of Stocks at a Loss

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Realize the Importance of Market Timing

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Speed Through Annual Reports Like a Pro

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