пятница, 26 апреля 2013 г.

Hidden danger lurks in bond funds

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NEWS SPORTS LIFE MONEY TECH TRAVEL OPINION WEATHER
Investing: Looking for hidden dangers in bond funds
Hidden danger lurks in long-term bond funds

Bond funds have interest rate risk. Here's how you can avoid it.
Pure 1,000-gram gold bars in a dealers room in Seoul in 2009.
Ask Matt: Is it time to bail out of gold?

Q: Is it time to bail out of gold? A: Gold has proved to be a bad long-term investment.
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg speaks during an event at Facebook headquarters on April 4 in Menlo Park, Calif.
Ask Matt: Why is Facebook stock languishing in 2013?

Social media giant's attempts to climb back to IPO price have been marked in fits and starts.

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Charles Schwab, founder and chairman of Charles Schwab Corp.
markets
Schwab website plagued by denial-of-service attacks
Schwab website down for more than an hour Tuesday, unavailable at times Wednesday.
Is there a way for nervous investors to get back into the stock market?
Personal Finance
Market-shy investors can ease back into stocks
It's natural for investors burned by bear markets to be cautious about jumping back in.
Dory Brinker, 69, is a student enrolled in human services alcohol and drug abuse counseling at Cape Cod Community College. Brinker heard about the 50 Plus Initiative at the college and decided to go back to school.
Personal Finance
Rethinking Retirement: Tips for older job searchers
There are a number of programs and websites aimed at helping older job seekers.
Student debt worries? Options for paying it off
Personal Finance
Student debt worries? Options for paying it off
Income-based and extended payment plans can help lower monthly payments.
Index mutual funds and exchange traded funds are baskets of stocks that allow investors to easily buy into hundreds if not thousands of stocks.
Personal Finance
Pew: 93% of households lost net worth 2009-11
Richest 7% of households owned 63% of the nation's household wealth in 2011.
Ask Matt: My brokerage firm has gone missing. Is there a way to track it down?
columnist
Problem with your brokerage? How to track it down
My brokerage firm has gone missing. Is there a way to track it down?
The Las Vegas Strip.
Personal Finance
Audit: Las Vegas cabs overcharged $15M in airport rides
Audit says Nevada Taxicab Authority needs to prevent roundabout rides.

 

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Development Finance Watch, Issue 117

Eurodad Newsletter

26 April 2013 Issue #117

 

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IMF and World Bank hold their Spring Meetings making gloomy days for development

The Spring Meetings of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the World Bank just ended in Washington DC and brought little promise of sunny days ahead for development.

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EU’s support to private sector development: focus on poverty reduction and job creation is needed

An April seminar on the “Evaluation of the European Union’s support to private sector development in third countries” showed that much more needs to be done to maximise the impact of EU money on the ground, since linkages between EU support to private sector development and poverty reduction and job creation remain very distant.

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Eurodad-Glopolis International Conference 2013

Don’t miss the major opportunity for information sharing, analysis and strategy session of the year: the Eurodad biennial conference, which takes place in Prague from 3-5 June! The deadline for registration is Tuesday, 30 April.

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Aid to the private sector: how to do it, that is the question

A debate on the role of business in development cooperation last Thursday, 11 April in Amsterdam, raised one particularly revealing question for me: is it possible to reconcile two unrelated (and potentially conflicting) ambitions that the Dutch government has: “to eradicate extreme poverty” and “to facilitate success for companies doing business abroad”?

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Videos from the event “Is aid to the private sector promoting responsible investments?” – organised on 21 March 2013 at the European Parliament – are available in French, English and Spanish.

 
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Urge the World Bank’s safeguards policies to uphold human rights.

 


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Eurodad’s report Cashing in on climate change? is mentioned in Friends of the Earth’s Pro-poor climate finance report and Bretton Wood Project-CAFOD working paper.

 

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Jesse Griffiths shares his views on the International Monetary Fund in the French newspaper, Libération (in French).

 

 

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Bodo Ellmers and Jeroen Kwakkenbos participated to the World Bank and IMF Spring Meetings.

 

 

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What: Tracking the records of development banks in the Middle East

When: 29 April 2013
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пятница, 19 апреля 2013 г.

Is Bull giving way to the Bear? What to do

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USA TODAY - Personal Finance April 19
NEWS SPORTS LIFE MONEY TECH TRAVEL OPINION WEATHER
Stock traders on the market floor.
Ask Matt: Is it wise to bet stocks will fall?

Shorting stock is a common way for investors to wager a stock or market index will fall.
The bear statue in front of the New Stock Market in Frankfurt.
Investing: Bear funds best left to hibernate

Worried about a bear market? Bear funds are best left to hibernate.
Apple shares are down almost 43% this year.
Ask Matt: Why does Apple stock keep falling?

The tech giant's stock is an example of a stock being repriced for reality.

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Above Windsor, Calif., near Santa Rosa and 65 miles north of San Francisco.
business
Jobs keep creeping out of downtowns
The recession slowed the trend but not enough to reverse it.
A worker leans to clean glass panels of the Apple store in Sydney on Arpil 8, 2013.
markets
Tech stocks show biggest signs of market strain
Investors looking at tech skeptically amid spending concern; Apple continues to sink.
President Obama is applauded after signing the Affordable Care Act into law on March 23, 2010.
nation
Study: Most health subsidies to aid working families
Study shows about 26 million will be eligible for financial aid to buy health insurance.
Taxpayers pick up forms in Illinois in April 2010.
Personal Finance
IRS announces tax extension for Boston
Extension covers bombing victims, families, first responders, others.
Money columnist Darrell Delamaide.
columnist
Foreclosure review debacle lines consultants' pockets
Delamaide: Washington vs. Wall Street. Consultants gain at the expense of foreclosure victims.
Ask Matt: Should investors sell in May and go away?
columnist
Should investors sell in May and go away?
Some investors believe it's best to get out of the market May 1 and not return until Oct.
Stock certificates
Personal Finance
When do investors know stocks are too costly?
One popular tool to use is the stock market's price-to-earnings ratio.

 

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