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Rolo wrote:
I have no knowledge of tspadvisory. This is the first time that I ever heard of this site. I looked at it yesterday and was pleased by what I saw.
First of all, unlike pilot, this org never contacted me by govt email...a definite plus.
Second, they don't appear to make bogus claims, and what's more, they actually offer a sort of guarantee to provide a moderate return or your money back. They also offer different portfolios...from very risky to very conservative..another good idea.
Third, unlike pilot, your subscription is not interminable. It must be renewed.
The only problem that I found was that they will only will tell you how they performed in 2003. No mention is made of 2004, that I can see.
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Oh Rolo, you're such a clown. (I saw your picture)Sic'em, Sarah!
I have no knowledge of tspadvisory. This is the first time that I ever heard of this site. I looked at it yesterday and was pleased by what I saw.
First of all, unlike pilot, this org never contacted me by govt email...a definite plus.
Second, they don't appear to make bogus claims, and what's more, they actually offer a sort of guarantee to provide a moderate return or your money back. They also offer different portfolios...from very risky to very conservative..another good idea.
Third, unlike pilot, your subscription is not interminable. It must be renewed.
The only problem that I found was that they will only will tell you how they performed in 2003. No mention is made of 2004, that I can see.
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Rolo wrote:
Whyontchoo ask yourfather, MT,to help YOU ask'em?:i
You two seem to have developed such a rapport. :l
Rolo wrote:
As I said, they offer many types of portfolios andthe answer would be complex..so...
Whyontchoo ask yourfather, MT,to help YOU ask'em?:i
You two seem to have developed such a rapport. :l
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Mike wrote:
You'll pay for it one way or another.
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Mike wrote:
"No Load" mutual funds arecherished, sometimes to the detriment of the return. However, many investors don't realize that there are HIDDEN fees in the day to day operations of the "no load" fund. (gee, I almost sound like MT here...*giggling*)
You can see the info regarding these hiddenfees in the prospectus.
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Remember also that, whenever you purchase a mutual fund, you may be charged three sets of fees. Fees to enter the fund. Fees to close the fund. And fees for maintaining the fund. The "Front End" and "Rear End" loads are well known and people often try to avoid them.I prefer the covert paid advice that losing money provides.
I like this quote (somewhat paraphrased): "Why do you continue to struggle?" "I choose to."
"No Load" mutual funds arecherished, sometimes to the detriment of the return. However, many investors don't realize that there are HIDDEN fees in the day to day operations of the "no load" fund. (gee, I almost sound like MT here...*giggling*)
You can see the info regarding these hiddenfees in the prospectus.
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Yes, sorry, I meant Back End Load. I guess I was thinking that you're high tailing it out of the fund. :l
Yes, sorry, I meant Back End Load. I guess I was thinking that you're high tailing it out of the fund. :l
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