How To Invest Like A Professional

So far you have learned how to compare expense ratios, choose a large-cap fund, mid-cap fund, small-cap fund, foreign fund, money market mutual fund, short-term bond fund, and an intermediate-term bond fund.

Today, your assignment is choose a long-term index fund.  Please use the same process that I taught you and choose a long-term index fund.  Easy!

Isn’t life great when people treat you right?  Really, don’t you love going back for more information that you can profit from

If you have been doing the required work, then after today you will have your own diversified, core, mix of no load, low cost index funds, which is guaranteed to match the market’s performance less the cost of your funds.  And it only required a few minutes of your time, each day.

By matching the market’s performance, your mutual fund picks will beat the pants off the mutual fund picks of most experts–long term. 

Best wishes,

You teacher, Frank Cirullo

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