Comments on: Which of the two is better financial advice? http://veryeasyfinancialservices.com/uncategorized/which-of-the-two-is-better-financial-advice/ Sun, 05 Feb 2012 16:21:57 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Andrew D http://veryeasyfinancialservices.com/uncategorized/which-of-the-two-is-better-financial-advice/comment-page-1/#comment-442 Andrew D Wed, 29 Jul 2009 12:45:59 +0000 http://www.veryeasyfinancialservices.com/personal-financial-services/which-of-the-two-is-better-financial-advice#comment-442 I wouldn't listen to financial advise from someone who you meet with on terms to the point that you refer to them as your "drinking buddy" -after all- alcohol DOES impair judgement! I also wouldn't listen to recommendations of the S&P500 because of their track record. Have you seen graphs showing their progress? yeesh! no thank you! The rest of the portfolio would just make up for the s&p's losses in my opinion - and thats if they performed to expectations, and breaking even is not a good financial goal. I would take out the 25% S&P 500 and put it into a good hedge fund that has a diversified portfolio of emerging markets and a good ROI track record. If you call me I can refer you to a GREAT hedge fund manager averaging a 71% ROI but the entry level is a $250,000.00 minimum. So if you aren't able to do that I wouldn't bother calling me. my contact info is on the "contact us" link of "cashdistributionnetwork.com" if you need to get in touch with me. I do this because I can't just post his phone # on yahoo answers, much less, mine. All the best with you and your investments, Regards, Andrew<br><b>References : </b><br>personal opinion I wouldn’t listen to financial advise from someone who you meet with on terms to the point that you refer to them as your "drinking buddy" -after all- alcohol DOES impair judgement!

I also wouldn’t listen to recommendations of the S&P500 because of their track record. Have you seen graphs showing their progress? yeesh! no thank you! The rest of the portfolio would just make up for the s&p’s losses in my opinion – and thats if they performed to expectations, and breaking even is not a good financial goal.

I would take out the 25% S&P 500 and put it into a good hedge fund that has a diversified portfolio of emerging markets and a good ROI track record.

If you call me I can refer you to a GREAT hedge fund manager averaging a 71% ROI but the entry level is a $250,000.00 minimum. So if you aren’t able to do that I wouldn’t bother calling me. my contact info is on the "contact us" link of "cashdistributionnetwork.com" if you need to get in touch with me.

I do this because I can’t just post his phone # on yahoo answers, much less, mine.

All the best with you and your investments,
Regards,
Andrew
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]]> By: Buju http://veryeasyfinancialservices.com/uncategorized/which-of-the-two-is-better-financial-advice/comment-page-1/#comment-441 Buju Wed, 29 Jul 2009 12:39:59 +0000 http://www.veryeasyfinancialservices.com/personal-financial-services/which-of-the-two-is-better-financial-advice#comment-441 I really did not want to answer but I could not resist. But to ask a question like this was a waste of time and effort, and for us to answer was even another waste of time. I know I won't get best answer for this but, go with your drinking buddy advice. If you ask a question like that then you need to go with his advice..<br><b>References : </b><br> I really did not want to answer but I could not resist. But to ask a question like this was a waste of time and effort, and for us to answer was even another waste of time. I know I won’t get best answer for this but, go with your drinking buddy advice. If you ask a question like that then you need to go with his advice..
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]]> By: Worldly25 http://veryeasyfinancialservices.com/uncategorized/which-of-the-two-is-better-financial-advice/comment-page-1/#comment-440 Worldly25 Wed, 29 Jul 2009 12:23:59 +0000 http://www.veryeasyfinancialservices.com/personal-financial-services/which-of-the-two-is-better-financial-advice#comment-440 The advice from the financial adviser. Your buddy's advice could earn you a jail term<br><b>References : </b><br> The advice from the financial adviser.
Your buddy’s advice could earn you a jail term
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]]> By: L P http://veryeasyfinancialservices.com/uncategorized/which-of-the-two-is-better-financial-advice/comment-page-1/#comment-439 L P Wed, 29 Jul 2009 11:59:59 +0000 http://www.veryeasyfinancialservices.com/personal-financial-services/which-of-the-two-is-better-financial-advice#comment-439 1) I met with a personal financial planner yesterday who told me to open up a traditional IRA account and dollar cost average in the following index fund allocations (25% S&P 500, 25% REIT, 25% High Yield Corporate Bonds, 15% Small Cap Index, 10% Money Market)<br><b>References : </b><br> 1) I met with a personal financial planner yesterday who told me to open up a traditional IRA account and dollar cost average in the following index fund allocations (25% S&P 500, 25% REIT, 25% High Yield Corporate Bonds, 15% Small Cap Index, 10% Money Market)
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]]> By: ?AstrologerJuliAnne? http://veryeasyfinancialservices.com/uncategorized/which-of-the-two-is-better-financial-advice/comment-page-1/#comment-438 ?AstrologerJuliAnne? Wed, 29 Jul 2009 11:48:59 +0000 http://www.veryeasyfinancialservices.com/personal-financial-services/which-of-the-two-is-better-financial-advice#comment-438 Would you take advice from a drinking buddy or a certified financial planner? This one seems to be an easy question to answer. LOL<br><b>References : </b><br> Would you take advice from a drinking buddy or a certified financial planner?

This one seems to be an easy question to answer.

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