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  1. REIT funds avg a total gain of 90% from 99 to 08, yet investors lost $5 billion in those funds. (via @christine_benz) That's a BehaviorGap!about 6 hours ago from Tweetie
  2. Should a 65 year old that sold before the market collapse be putting money into the market? http://bit.ly/4b8gANabout 6 hours ago from Tweetie
  3. Rebalancing without a plan is nothing more than market timing based on how you "feel" about the market: http://bit.ly/4b8gANabout 7 hours ago from Tweetie
  4. In order to rebalance with any degree of confidence you HAVE TO HAVE A PLAN: http://bit.ly/4b8gANabout 7 hours ago from Tweetie
  5. New York Times: Plan Based Rebalancing: http://bit.ly/4b8gANabout 7 hours ago from Tweetie
  6. Design is the difference: I am actually excited to go home and show my kids a very cool look at a very boring subject: http://bit.ly/4dR2Qaabout 9 hours ago from Tweetie
  7. Mishkin: It's Cool That The Fed Is Blowing Another Bubble Because This Kind Of Bubble Is Harmless http://bit.ly/jA0Ir (via @hblodget)about 10 hours ago from Tweetie
  8. @brianscheur Thanks! That is still one of my favorites...8:17 AM Nov 9th from web in reply to brianscheur
  9. My blog and I were mentioned in the Philadelphia Inquirer. http://bit.ly/3Ov6Le (via @jeffrosecfp)congrats Jeff6:40 PM Nov 8th from Tweetie
  10. Whats in a TItle? A LOT! Join this discussion on the @MStarAdvisor blog: http://bit.ly/2qAbZ72:39 PM Nov 5th from Tweetie
  11. Funny, but I could have used @rickkahler 1 sentence plan for all my answers on the New York Times...ppl want it to be more complicated...2:34 PM Nov 5th from Tweetie
  12. The one sentence financial plan: Earn more, save more, spend less, and don't do anything stupid. (via @RickKahler)2:15 PM Nov 5th from Tweetie
  13. My writing for the New York Times seems to have a common theme: have a plan and a planner. http://bit.ly/244clT9:54 AM Nov 5th from Tweetie
  14. Today's answers for the NYT: Fear was the theme today. http://bit.ly/244clT9:52 AM Nov 5th from Tweetie
  15. Answering ? for the NYT's this week and almost every answer should be: get a real financial planner. http://bit.ly/3Ek8O08:45 AM Nov 5th from Tweetie
  16. Still wonder how do make "investment" decisions without the context of an overall plan?8:43 AM Nov 5th from Tweetie
  17. @susanweiner For sure, and that needs to change.8:43 AM Nov 5th from Tweetie in reply to susanweiner
  18. CFP's: What Do You Call Yourself? New post @MStarAdvisor here: http://bit.ly/2YSi9r8:42 AM Nov 5th from Tweetie
  19. Managing $ is simple, if it declines by 7%, sell! Wait until the mkt goes up again. Buy!--WHAT? From a reader ? NYT: http://bit.ly/3Ek8O03:25 PM Nov 4th from Tweetie
  20. So many investment mistakes are solved by planning.1:10 PM Nov 4th from Tweetie
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