Stock Research Even I Can Understand
Posted on January 30, 2008
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I’ve written a few times about my ignorance of the stock market. It’s not that I don’t understand how it actually works, but rather I’m always stuck with a single question: Which stocks to buy? I’ve read and heard plenty of stories of people making money in the stock market. But those don’t really help me without a time machine. What I need to know is what the experts are doing right now, so I can follow along with them in real time.
That’s where the TheBuyList.com comes in. It details which mutual funds are buying (or selling) individual stocks, allows comparison of your holdings versus mutual funds holdings, and most importantly, answers questions like “What’s the buy/sell percentage of a given stock among all funds that bought or sold that stock?”
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