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Eric Linser, CFA | Jan. 11, 2011
Investors are, or soon will be, opening their year-end statements. If you had a good portion of your portfolio allocated to stocks you most likely had a very good year. If you had a taxable account with a good amount of municipal bond holdings you saw the value of those securities fall over the months of November and December. You may have still done OK but losses are always a bit disconcerting. A chart of the iShares National more ...
Eric Linser, CFA | Jan. 12, 2011
What does 2011 hold? Fortune, pit-falls, and municipal bonds. My take on things in the New Year. Click here to be taken to the newsletter.
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