http://www.guidespark.com/blog/historical-worst-case-financial-planning/ Discussion of Financial Wellness and benefits education topics Fri, 23 Dec 2011 01:15:32 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 http://www.guidespark.com/blog/historical-worst-case-financial-planning/comment-page-1/#comment-1234 Britt Beckford Mon, 11 Apr 2011 05:17:13 +0000 http://www.thriveon.com/blog/?p=62#comment-1234 Hello, I've worked with various investors and prospective buyers in the private equity field. Can really testify to this article. Well-written too. I'd like to add in my fair share of the experience if you'll allow me. Usually, I don't take my time to do so, so this is considered out of the modus operandi for me. Standard investment advice goes: Unless you really know what you're doing and I mean information trader knowing you should really go mutual index fund S&P 500 (read the NOVA article by Delos Chang on technical/fundamental analysis). The poster here has a lot of great information and insight but the rest of us mere mortals we're better off ensuring a surefire return on that $1000 that Grandma gave us instead of throwing it all into junk bonds. Look what happened to Milken. I've worked with Morgan Stanley and I've talked to a few people in the hedge fund business too - most would agree. If you want more information, I'd say go ahead and read the NOVA Delos Chang article I provided above or A Random Walk Down Wall Street. Both propose the same arguments - hope that convinces you! Hello, I’ve worked with various investors and prospective buyers in the private equity field. Can really testify to this article. Well-written too. I’d like to add in my fair share of the experience if you’ll allow me. Usually, I don’t take my time to do so, so this is considered out of the modus operandi for me. Standard investment advice goes: Unless you really know what you’re doing and I mean information trader knowing you should really go mutual index fund S&P 500 (read the NOVA article by Delos Chang on technical/fundamental analysis). The poster here has a lot of great information and insight but the rest of us mere mortals we’re better off ensuring a surefire return on that $1000 that Grandma gave us instead of throwing it all into junk bonds. Look what happened to Milken. I’ve worked with Morgan Stanley and I’ve talked to a few people in the hedge fund business too – most would agree. If you want more information, I’d say go ahead and read the NOVA Delos Chang article I provided above or A Random Walk Down Wall Street. Both propose the same arguments – hope that convinces you!

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