Money Market Funds: Fed to the Rescue

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It is wise to research the money market fund you wish to place your money in. I learned that government regulations mandate that money market funds invest in high grade high yield securities which carry low risk. Such securities are: commercial paper, CDS. Stocks at this point are not the place to be in. Until this dilemna clears up it would be in the best interest of all investors to avoid most stocks. It is also a good idea to closely monitor your fund. Every now and then call the toll free number of your fund to inquire about the fund performance. This information is available on line.

I recommend to all investors to not place there trust in their advisors,brokers or other money managers. It is your money and who should be more concerned about your money then you? As an investor you should endeavor to learn as much as you can about all investments. A portfolio consists of: Bonds,CDs,Money Market Funds,Annuities, stocks etc. This is a career and if you are not or cannot devote the time to your investments then leaving the matters up to your advisors,Brokers could result in disaster and ruin.

Paul of NJ 3:07PM December 08, 2008

AMERICAN CAPITALISM IS ABOUT TO CHANGE

Don't let politicians, particularly the next President-wanna-be implement legislation that will deconstruct the system at the core of American society.

http://pacificgatepost.blogspot.com/2008/10/capitalism-political-punching-bag.html

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