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As far as investing in a Mutual Fund is concerned it is extremely important to bifurcate your finances amongst the Assets that you choose to invest upon. Asset Allocation is an important factor from the investor’s point of view. …  read more…

AyaanBayaan (AB) News – SBI Mutual Fund launches SBI Gold Exchange …
Mr. Navneet Munot, Chief Investment Officer, SBI Mutual Fund, said: “Given the uncertainties in the global economic environment, gold as an asset class offers an excellent hedge. Gold ETF is the most efficient way of owning this asset. …  read more…

Vanguard Index Funds Expense Ratios Are Increasing
And the increase in fees isn’t really small percentage wise even though Vanguard still beats its peers as far as the cost of owning a mutual fund is concerned. For example, Morningstar found that following five Vanguard municipal bond …  read more…

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Investing in International ETFs
Investing money in well performing world economies, foreign markets and companies can be good strategy; especially when investments in local markets and companies are not offering good returns. More o…  read more…

What’s An Investor To Do?
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Thank you Bernie Madoff ! You, along with the rest of the Ponzi scheme emulators
like Robert Allen Stanford have managed…  read more…

Timing the Market for Profitable Stock Investment
It is a fact that we can use the market’s trend as an ally in the buying and selling of our stock positions. This is possible because the market signals when it is starting a new bullish trend or a n…  read more…

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Open Question: Ideas on good ways to invest money?
Does anyone have any good ideas on how to invest some money I have. I want an investment vehicle that has no potential for loss. Stocks can lose value, mutual funds also…

Besides a Certificate of Deposit, a Savings account, or US Treasury Securities, any other ideas?

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Open Question: two- sample tests of hypothesis?
A financial planner want to compare the yeild of income and growth- oriented mutual funds. 50000 is invested in each sample of income oriented and 40 growth oriented funds. The mean increase for 2 year period for the income fund is $1100. For the growth- oriented funds the mean increase is $1090. At the 0.01 Significance level is there a difference in the mean yeild of the 2 funds. Assume Sd1=$45 and sd2=$55
a)state the null and alternate hypothesis
b)state the decision rule
c)compute the value of the test statistic
d)compute the p-value
e)do you reject or fail to reject null hypothesis at 0.05 significance level?
f)interpret your decision in (e)

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Open Question: If the US Dollar becomes worthless, what would happen to VGTSX?
ONLY UNDER THE ASSUMPTION OF THE UNLIKELY OCCURANCE OF THE UNITED STATES DOLLAR COLLAPSE. Please do not say that the dollar will not collapse, that is not what the question is asking.

Is VGTSX priced in US Dollars? I’m aware that VGTSX is invested in foreign indexes, but what happens to my holdings if the dollar becomes completely worthless and a new currency comes into place?

I believe that Vanguard is a US run place, and I think that the mutual funds are independent of Vanguard.

Vanguard is based in the US, VGTSX is invested in foreign currencies. If the dollar becomes completely worthless, will I be able to get my money back?

Do people in other countries invest in VGTSX or other Vanguard mutual funds, and would they be able to get their money back?

Is my holdings in VGTSX *COMPLETELY* safe in the event of a total US dollar collapse where it is worthless and not even used anymore?

Also, I am aware that the rest of the world will suffer if the United States goes down, but that is not what I am asking either. Aside from the rest of the world feeling the burn, will it still reflect the other countries the same way as when the dollar existed? And will I be able to get my money back in the same way?

Thank you!

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