Return on Investment
August 17, 2004
| Welcome back -- Last class |
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| Cover some specific things
you can do or at least think about |
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| as you get closer to
retirement |
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| however if your expecting a miracle, expecting too much |
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| This 1200 page portfolio
management bible |
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| only a few pages that helped me make money |
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| lots of info, mostly about things that don’t work |
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| that textbook used was $100 and the 3 credit class was $750, but
there was little that I could use directly. |
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| I’d like each of you to get
something, useful, out of this class |
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| Ask questions, if not during
class, send me an email. |
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| Towards the end we will get into some of the things I’m doing,
model building, optimization |
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| leaving it to the end because it is a complicated and only
useful to those who will tackle beating the market with your own
strategies. I consider myself as an
average guy with enough time on my hands to find some things that work for
me. I think anyone with the desire can
do it. But I think buying the market
is the best thing for most people. |
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| Remember Jeremy Siegel’s
200 years of stock market data |
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| Same schedule as last week, |
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| Talk about quiz, David
Deuter’s Money Spinner |
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