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Three key Tactical Asset Allocation Questions Every Investor Should Ask Themself
May 16, 2010 - 15:45 — Van BeekWhat percentage of my savings shall I invest in stocks? And what percentage shall I invest in bonds or keep in cash or other investment classes like real estate?
The questions in what to invest and how much of your savings to invest are on the top of the mind of every investor.

Within the coming weeks, we will issue the Stock Trend Investing Tactical Asset Allocation Model. For our Twitter followers we will have a special surprise on this.
10 must read articles if you do not invest in index funds yet
May 6, 2010 - 09:58 — Van BeekDo you still doubt if you should invest in index funds or are you not really aware of what index funds are? At Stock Trend Investing, we have selected 10 articles that will give you quickly an overview of what is written and what one thinks about index funds.
From each article, we have taken a short quote, but we encourage you to read the original articles at the renowned sites as CBS MoneyWatch, Forbes, and NY Times etcetera. The titles below link to the original articles.

Why would Germany bail out investors in Greek debt? To save the Euro?
April 28, 2010 - 15:12 — Van BeekTwo issues that are raised in the discussions around the enormous Greek debt have surprised me. Let’s have a look at them and I am curious to hear what you think of them.
When we follow the news, we come across the following topics:
• Germany will or will not bail out Greece
• The Euro drops to the lowest rate in a year compared to the dollar

Let’s have a look at this Germany bailing out Greece and what the Euro has to do with it.
