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Money Managers after the Perfect Storm

An SI Board Since February 2002

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Emcee: Tom D	Type: Unmoderated

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46	Here you go: CABDX - 5% NIVAX - 15% POVSX - 10% EDGEX - 5% SSRAX - 20% CSRSX - 2	RetiredNow	-	4/13/2002
45	Not nearly as well as you are, but probably OK. There is a lot of potential ben	Tom D	-	4/13/2002
44	Hey Tom, how's your financial planner doing for you this year so far? I'	RetiredNow	-	4/13/2002
43	Those are the bond funds that I am in. The load is <1% because of the quanti	Tom D	-	3/10/2002
42	gracias...	Skeeter Bug	-	3/4/2002
41	Tom's high yield bonds. I am glad you asked this, because you are making me	Tom D	-	3/3/2002
40	Yep, will do. I'll be curious to see if he's heard of it.	RetiredNow	-	2/28/2002
39	Ask your financial advisor if you can get into the other fund. I have the quart	Tom D	-	2/28/2002
38	gracias...	Skeeter Bug	-	2/28/2002
37	>>It will be particularly interesting to see if many of the rugged individ	H James Morris	-	2/28/2002
36	>>Prima Capital's new adviser ratings should help the already well-to-	H James Morris	-	2/28/2002
35	It will take me a few days. I am travelling, and do not have access to the stat	Tom D	-	2/28/2002
34	>>Bonds in companies that have a negligible probability of going bankrupt	Skeeter Bug	-	2/27/2002
33	Medium quality corporate bonds should offset the decline in the principle in mun	Tom D	-	2/27/2002
32	mind, i'm also about 10% +/- in bonds. i agree. time to create some cash.	Skeeter Bug	-	2/27/2002
31	Very good question. I'd love to hear other people's opinions on the subj	RetiredNow	-	2/27/2002
30	I agree with you. THere really is no wrong approach, just different ones based o	RetiredNow	-	2/27/2002
29	How does one decide if a particular financial planner/consultant is worthy of tr	Tom D	-	2/27/2002
28	mind, i asked a question in 1997/ 1998 as the bubble insanity heated up. "	Skeeter Bug	-	2/27/2002
27	Oh, I see your concern. Yep, that's the same concern I had when I started di	RetiredNow	-	2/27/2002
26	mind, i hear ya. i'm not confident in the avg "pro" financial pla	Skeeter Bug	-	2/27/2002
25	Lol. I hear you. However, that's what this thread's all about, isn't	RetiredNow	-	2/27/2002
24	>>Just be careful about retreating, because that's not the answer.<	Skeeter Bug	-	2/27/2002
23	I'm with ya Tom. I finally realize that although I feel I am pretty educated	RetiredNow	-	2/26/2002
22	HI Skeeter, there are plenty of great opportunities out there. I think there is	RetiredNow	-	2/26/2002

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