by Thomas Mullooly | Nov 15, 2008 | Asset Management
Some Mutual Funds have a surprise waiting for you The cost structure of mutual funds is completely out of whack with what investors want. Plus, they re-set their prices once per day, after the market closes. The whole mutual fund industry needs an attitude...
by Thomas Mullooly | Jun 16, 2008 | Asset Management, Stock Market Comments
In just the last month, assets in exchange traded funds increased $17 billion. Total assets in ETF’s now total over $600 billion, according to State Street Global Advisors of Boston. Yeah…so? I’ll tell you why this matters. In 1994, the first...
by Thomas Mullooly | Jun 18, 2007 | Asset Management
China and Latin America currently holds the top scores for mutual funds. This is clearly where the money is being made at the moment. And the average Chinese mutual fund is way overbought. In other words, the average mutual fund in this group is currently trading...
by Thomas Mullooly | May 17, 2007 | Asset Management
Lots of people are buzzing because the Dow is at 13,000. Let me tell you, the return over the past six years from the Dow Jones is less than what you could have earned in a money market account. Don’t get too excited. As I showed you last week, small cap stocks...
by Thomas Mullooly | Mar 5, 2007 | Asset Management
All of the short term AND long-term indicators I follow have now turned negative. All of ’em. Including the S&P 500. What’s that mean? Well, the S&P 500 Index is simply the 500 largest stocks in the US. And, basically, 70% of all money in mutual...
