John Waggoner
Make sure you know what you're getting before you take a ride.
A few are just a bit smarter than the average.
New T shares would feature a uniform 2.5% front-end load and a 0.25% trailing 12-b(1) fee.
If you see a flurry of markets-related headlines on the front pages of newspapers or, better yet, a bull on the cover of a general audience magazine, chances are it's time to head for the hills.
Magazine covers, newspaper headlines as contrary indicators
Value, currency and momentum favor the category.
Experiencing poor performance of late, the investment serves as a useful hedge against stock, bond downturns.
To tame their animal spirits, call them before they call you.
A long-held stock market selling rule may not apply this time around.
The longer the time period, the less likely they are to outperform.
