Mutual Fund Observer
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mutualfundobserver.com | David Snowball |Charles Bolin |Don Glickstein
By David Snowball Welcome to the June issue of the Mutual Fund Observer!It’s a grand month, whose start was marked by the 165th commencement ceremony celebrating Augustana’s graduates. The college was born in 1860, an expression of longing and ambition. Swedish immigrants in the Midwest – and there were a lot of them – wanted to provide their children with a better life, which, to them, meant a good education.
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mutualfundobserver.com | David Snowball |Charles Bolin |Don Glickstein
By Charles Lynn Bolin I like Will Rogers’ quote, “Don’t gamble; take all your savings and buy some good stock and hold it till it goes up, then sell it. If it don’t go up, don’t buy it.” A good friend of mine once said that a balanced portfolio will usually have funds that are losing money. Then there are the unusual years like 2022 when few categories other than money market funds, short-term bonds, and commodities had positive returns.
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mutualfundobserver.com | David Snowball |Charles Bolin |Don Glickstein
By Charles Lynn Bolin I created my best laid plans of mice and men for retirement, or as Dwight D. Eisenhower said, “plans are worthless, but planning is indispensable”. I follow much of what Christine Benz recommends in How to Retire: 20 Lessons for a Happy, Successful, and Wealthy Retirement.
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mutualfundobserver.com | David Snowball |Charles Bolin |Don Glickstein
By David Snowball It was a great and horrifying story about two young boys and the arrival of the Cooger and Dark Carnival in Green Town, Illinois. If you entered the carnival grounds late at night, you might be drawn to its iconic ride, Cooger & Dark’s Pandemonium Shadow Show. It’s a story about the ways in which evil can be a powerful temptation to even the best of people. Some of the lines are maddeningly good. A stranger is shot in the street, you hardly move to help.
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mutualfundobserver.com | David Snowball |Charles Bolin |Don Glickstein
By Don Glickstein I love baseball and personal finance, but I barely understand baseball’s sabermetrics and finance analytics. I want a good story. The stat guys despise the Tampa Bay Rays’ Chandler Simpson because he only has a single tool: speed. The one home run he’s hit in his entire career was inside the park. This is a guy who can barely hit a ball out of the infield. I love him because he’s a unicorn. He has a story to tell: 112 stolen bases last year in the minors.
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