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PowerShares Dynamic Aggressive Growth Portfolio (PGZ)

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  • PowerShares Shutters 19 ETFs [View article]
    This field is indeed very crowded. I have a question about some one who is short an etf that is delisted.Do they pay the NAV as of last... More »
    Comment by Michael Riley
    May 8 16:39 pm |
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  • 139 Names on ETF Deathwatch [View article]
    never trusted or owned either one.all wall st is now gambling or ponzi.invest in good co's(hope the ceo is not too much of a liar) that... More »
    Comment by notsosmart
    Jan 5 15:37 pm |
    Rating: 0 -1
  • 139 Names on ETF Deathwatch [View article]
    Kyle: where can I get more info on ETNs? Or do I have to look through the Prospectus of each? Thank you.
    Comment by NOWHEREMAN
    Jan 5 08:58 am |
    Rating: 0 -1
  • 139 Names on ETF Deathwatch [View article]
    genex, When an ETF is closed, there is a process over a month or two of the fund liquidating its shares. At that time the ETF does not... More »
    Comment by Kyle Waller
    Jan 4 21:57 pm |
    Rating: +2 0
  • 139 Names on ETF Deathwatch [View article]
    AirShares (ASO) Carbon Fund seems destined for the list even though it just started trading... More »
    Comment by Mike Havrilla
    Jan 4 19:40 pm |
    Rating: 0 0
  • 139 Names on ETF Deathwatch [View article]
    For the uniformed: What happens when these etfs or etns die?
    Comment by genex
    Jan 4 15:42 pm |
    Rating: +1 0
  • 139 Names on ETF Deathwatch [View article]
    Coming soon HAP, which is not 6 months old yet, and probably a good idea when it looked like we were facing hyper-inflation and not... More »
    Comment by A. Nony Mouse
    Jan 4 14:17 pm |
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  • Miller and Heebner: A Study in Contrasting Investment Styles [View article]
    Never have accepted the distinction between growth and value. No characteristic is more important in my view of value than the ability... More »
    Comment by Alphameister
    Jun 7 18:59 pm |
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  • Miller and Heebner: A Study in Contrasting Investment Styles [View article]
    Heebner is flexible. He will change his strategies on a dime if he feels the market calls for it. Miller is not. Miller wants to dictate... More »
    Comment by pelicanpete
    Jun 7 12:22 pm |
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  • Miller and Heebner: A Study in Contrasting Investment Styles [View article]
    The real story is not value vs, growth: it is low inflation expectation environment vs, high inflation expectation environment. Heebner... More »
    Comment by E.D. Hart
    Jun 6 15:49 pm |
    Rating: 0 0
  • Miller and Heebner: A Study in Contrasting Investment Styles [View article]
    Not defending Miller here, but if you look at rolling one-year excess returns relative to the S&P 500 on a monthly basis, Heebner (based... More »
    Comment by Foust
    Jun 6 11:29 am |
    Rating: 0 0
  • Miller and Heebner: A Study in Contrasting Investment Styles [View article]
    Over the last 10 years Miller had three great years (~48%, 44%, 27%), one good year (~12%), two blah years at ~6%, one awful year... More »
    Comment by Cicero
    Jun 6 06:25 am |
    Rating: 0 0
  • Miller and Heebner: A Study in Contrasting Investment Styles [View article]
    Miller and an "oustanding track record"? give me a break! he hadn't one - even before the debacle of the past 12 months! As the saying... More »
    Comment by fxtrader07
    Jun 6 04:43 am |
    Rating: 0 0
  • Miller and Heebner: A Study in Contrasting Investment Styles [View article]
    Interesting contrast of a couple of very influential investors. And very nice that you point out the higher beta bias of both.... More »
    Comment by mindmuse
    Jun 6 01:58 am |
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