1)
07 September 2002, International Herald Tribune, Investors, know thy
weaknesses; What now? / Picking up the pieces of your battered portfolio 1727
Words, English
2)
03 September, 2002, Chicago Tribune, Two Schools of Thought on
Economics – Today’s Lesson: Market Behavior 1025 Words, English
3)
03 September 2002, NPR - Marketplace, Recent stock market slide should be
viewed as teachable moment for investors 809 Words, English
4)
01 September 2002, Money Magazine, How Should I Manage My Portfolio? 3859
Words, English
5)
18 August 2002, The Star-Ledger Newark, NJ, Avoid the stock market's 12
deadly investor sins 1275 Words, English
6)
18 August 2002, The Baltimore Sun, A dozen sins that stock investors
should avoid 945 Words, English
7)
12 August 2002, The Star-Ledger Newark, NJ, From entrepreneur to Enronitis
- How bad things happen in a good system 1328 Words, English
8)
12 August 2002, KRTBN Knight-Ridder Tribune Business News: Morningstar
Column, Chicago, Illinois, Morningstar Column. 1312 Words, English
9)
01 August 2002, Money Magazine, Lessons Learned Morningstar analysts
reveal investors' biggest mistakes. 1219 Words, English
10)
29 July 2002, KRTBN Knight-Ridder Tribune Business News: Chicago Tribune,
Sentiment of Businesspeople Is Clear - Ethics Must Improve. 1686 Words, English
11)
22 July 2002, Up To The Minute, CBS Network Programming, 117 Words,
English
12)
19 July 2002, CBS Evening News, 179 Words, English
13)
07 July 2002, The Orange County Register, Sell, hold, or buy? It depends
// Market - One person likes real estate, another cash, a third a bargain in
stocks. Series: invest.0707 1481 Words, English
14)
07 July 2002, KRTBN Knight-Ridder Tribune Business News: Orange County Register, Orange County, Fla., Investors
Experience Stock-Market Anxiety. 1449 Words, English
15)
05 July 2002, Investor's Business Daily, Women Flex Their Investing
Muscles Have Greater Discipline Researchers find men tend to be ... 896 Words,
English
16)
30 June 2002, KRTBN Knight-Ridder Tribune Business News: Chicago Tribune,
Investors Left to Speculate about Capitulation in Stock Market. 1443 Words,
English
17)
24 June 2002, Austin American-Statesman, 'Simple' plot devastated investors
; Local Ponzi scheme highlights need to investigate investments 1815 Words,
English
18)
24 June 2002, KRTBN Knight-Ridder Tribune Business News: Austin
American-Statesman, 'Simple' Plot Devastated Austin, Texas-Area
Investors. 1766 Words, English
19)
17 June 2002, Marketplace Radio, PRI Network, 92 Words, English
20)
09 June 2002, Tulsa World, Investor psychology changes 835 Words,
English
21)
05 June 2002, The Boston Globe, A WORLD TURNED UPSIDE DOWN TESTS
INVESTORS' METTLE 1022 Words, English
22)
03 June 2002, KRTBN Knight-Ridder Tribune Business News: Detroit Free Press, Detroit Free Press
Susan Tompor Column. 648 Words, English
23)
01 June 2002, Shares Magazine, Beating The Mind Trap 1414 Words, Entlish
24)
21 May 2002, CNBC: Business Center, Profile: Lessons one investor
learned from the tech bubble and bust 920 Words, English
25)
21 May 2002, CNBC: Business Center, 178 Words, English
26)
16 May 2002, 信報, 副刊-經濟/企管 - 美元匯價溫和下降對通脹影響小 553 Words,
Chinese (Traditional)
27)
01 May 2002, Kiplinger's Personal Finance, Investment Clubs | The Going
Gets Tough 170 Words, English
28)
25 April 2002, Het Financieele Dagblad, DE ILLUSIE VAN INVLOED. 427 Words,
Dutch
29)
23 April 2002, Frankfurter Rundschau, Das Blöken der Broker. 370 Words,
German
30)
10 April 2002, The Daily Record (Baltimore, MD),
31)
01 April 2002, SmartMoney, The Trend Is Your Friend: Investors Tend To
Sell Winners And Hold Losers-A Mistake That You Can Exploit 1704 Words, English
32)
31 March 2002, The Associated Press State & Local Wire, Yale
professor’s stock market index measures investor confidence 655 Words, English
33)
25 March 2002, Houston Chronicle, RETIREMENT / An unforgiving reality /
WHEN THE TIME COMES TO STOP WORKING, WOMEN NEED MORE MONEY THAN MEN BUT USUALLY
HAVE LESS 1146 Words, English
34)
19 March 2002, Dow Jones News Service, SmartMoney: The Trend Is Your
Friend: Investors Tend To Sell Winners And Hold Losers-A Mistake That You Can
Exploit 1400 Words, English
35)
10 March 2002, Akron Beacon Journal, A Bear of a Lesson – Investors
Should Have Taken Tough Market to Heart 1749 Words, English
36)
05 March 2002, BusinessWeek Online, Mutual-Fund Investors' Enemy:
Themselves; From 1984 through 2000, this group fared far worse than the S&P
500. Why? Because they ignore some of investing's most basic truths 795 Words,
English
37)
01 March 2002, 道瓊斯中文新聞, WSJ 投資起步﹕熊市的倖存者更要注意投資風險 1849 Words,
Chinese (Traditional)
38)
01 March 2002, Money Magazine, How To Invest With Confidence ; A
Seven-step plan to help you make the most of today's volatile market 3971
Words, English
39)
27 February 2002, KRTBN Knight-Ridder Tribune Business News: Hackensack Record, The
Record, Hackensack, N.J., Personal Finance Column. 1167 Words, English
40)
24 February 2002, The Record, Bergen County, NJ, CENTS AND SENSIBILITY
; WOMEN OFTEN FORCED TO PLAY CATCH-UP IN SAVING FOR THEIR RETIREMENT 1344
Words, English
41)
22 February 2002, The Asian Wall Street Journal, Keeping Your Nerve --- Edgy
Investors Risk Missing the Recovery 903 Words, English
42)
20 February 2002, The Wall Street Journal, Some Technical Analysts Fall
off the Charts --- Wall Street Sheds Some Practitioners of Arcane Craft 1289
Words, English
43)
19 February 2002, The Wall Street Journal, Those Who Survived Stock-Slump Road Can Still
Crash 901 Words, English
44)
14 February 2002, Associated Press Newswires, AS enron experts ucb
395 Words, English
45)
14 February 2002, The New York Times, Economic Scene; Investor behavior
clouds the wisdon of offering wider choice in 401(k)s 1006 Words, English
46)
11 February 2002, Newsweek, My Own Private Enron; What kind of investor
stands by doing absolutely nothing while a once hot stock totally tanks? One
who gets emotionally involved. Like me 951 Words, English
47)
07 February 2002, Dow Jones News Service, SMARTMONEY.COM: The Economy:
Crisis Of Confidence 1345 Words, English
48)
07 February 2002, Dow Jones News Service, SMARTMONEY.COM: The Economy:
Crisis Of Confidence 1338 Words, English
49)
05 February 2002, The Washington Post, Pride After the Fall: An Investing Parable
932 Words, English
50)
27 January 2002, The New York Times, The Week in Review; The Nation;
Aggressive Strategies: The Logical Conclusion 513 Words, English
51)
22 January 2002, Financial Times, COMPANIES & FINANCE UK - Women reach
glass ceiling at fund managers. 367 Words, English
52)
18 January 2002, The San Francisco Chronicle, Firm's failure ruins
retirement dreams / Congress to study limiting requirements on employee
investment in company stock 1020 Words, English
53)
01 January 2002, Financial Analysts Journal, Lottery players/stock traders
6604 Words, English
54)
31 December 2001, Banking Technology, Online delivery - Desktop revolution.
1867 Words, English
55)
24 December 2001, KRTBN Knight-Ridder Tribune Business News: Chicago Tribune - Illinois, Retirement
Plans Overloaded with Employers' Stock 1280 Words, English
56)
20 December 2001, Investors Chronicle, Cover Feature - SURVIVAL KIT - Women
Investors - Not Just A Pretty Face. 2345 Words, English
57)
06 December 2001, Denver Post, Season to Share donors 5768 Words, English
58)
01 December 2001, Financial Times, PERSONAL FINANCE - At last, a cure
for trader's droop - Men make tough and determined investors - but ... 826
Words, English
59)
26 November 2001, Het Financieele Dagblad, BELEGGERS EN GEVAREN VAN DE
MENSELIJKE NATUUR. 1891 Words, Dutch
60)
26 November 2001, Het Financieele Dagblad, BELEGGER OP ZOEK NAAR
PSYCHOLOGIELESSEN. 3135 Words, Dutch
61)
26 November 2001, Het Financieele Dagblad, WELKOM BIJ DE ZESDE AFLEVERING
VAN DE BIJLAGE BELEGGEN. 443 Words, Dutch
62)
25 November 2001, The Wall Street Journal Sunday, Shifting Your Money With
No Regrets 928 Words, English
63)
20 November 2001, The Wall Street Journal Europe, Celebrity
Status Is A Thing of the Past For Stock Analysts --- As Blodget Quits, Others
Who Pumped Bubble May Follow 949 Words, English
64)
19 November 2001, The Asian Wall Street Journal, U.S. Analysts Lose
Their Cachet --- After Blodget Quits, Others Who Bolstered the Bubble May
Follow --- `Celebrities Last as Long as Their Stories Last' 1218 Words, English
65)
16 November 2001, 道瓊斯新聞, WSJ 華爾街見聞﹕分析師的職業光環褪色（上） 2088 Words,
Chinese (Traditional)
66)
16 November 2001, The Wall Street Journal Americas (Español), Fin a la era
de analistas estrella. 988 Words, Spanish
67)
16 November 2001, The Wall Street Journal, Analysts Were Once the Rock
Stars Of the Street, but Tunes Changed 1207 Words, English
68)
04 November 2001, The Star-Ledger Newark, NJ, Investors struck by
'statement shock' - Goal is not to overreact to fund, stock reports' red ink
822 Words, English
69)
04 November 2001, South China Morning Post, How to survive stock
shock. 938 Words, English
70)
04 November 2001, The Hartford Courant, HOW DID WE END UP LOSING SO MUCH? 1058
Words, English
71)
30 October 2001, The Philadelphia Inquirer, Investors now coping with
statement shock 928 Words, English
72)
23 October 2001, The Grand Rapids Press, Pulling out of stocks could be
costly now 269 Words, English
73)
23 October 2001, KRTBN Knight-Ridder Tribune Business News: The Philadelphia Inquirer - Pennsylvania, `Statement
Shock' Hits Investors 976 Words, English
74)
21 October 2001, The Washington Post, Cashing In and Missing Out?; Pulling Out of
Stocks in Slump Could Cost Future Retirees 903 Words, English
75)
09 October 2001, Investor’s Business Daily, Financial Planners’ Meeting
Altered by Schwab 616 Words, English
76)
01 October 2001, SmartMoney, Profitable in Pink: Financial advice for
women is a booming business. But much of it still sounds like Dollars for Ditzes.
695 Words, English
77)
30 September 2001, The San Francisco Chronicle, ECONOMIC CRISIS -- OR
OPPORTUNITY / Fear and panic haurt investors' market judgment 1090 Words,
English
78)
29 September 2001, Fem de Week, REDDINGSBOEIEN KIEZEN WE? 667 Words, Dutch
79)
22 September 2001, NBER Reporter, Behavioral finance. (Bureau News).(National
Bureau of Economic Research meeting) 1057 Words, English
80)
22 September 2001, The Tampa Tribune, Stocks Tumble Under Weight Of Worry 1012
Words, English
81)
22 September 2001, KRTBN Knight-Ridder Tribune Business News: Chicago Tribune - Illinois, New Fears
Weigh on Stock Market Psyche 1149 Words, English
82)
18 September 2001, Dow Jones News Service, SmartMoney: Profitable in Pink:
Financial Advice For Women Is A Booming Business. But Much Of It Still Sounds
Like Dollars For Ditzes 706 Words, English
83)
16 September 2001, Charleston Gazette, HEADLINE: Don't act rashly Don't act
rashly Don't act rashly Experts advise investors to be calm when markets reopen
727 Words, English
84)
16 September 2001, The Wall Street Journal Sunday, What to Expect When the
Market Reopens 1152 Words, English
85)
15 September 2001, Saint Paul Pioneer Press, Investors should fight urge to
flee market 730 Words, English
86)
15 September 2001, San Jose Mercury News, Experts advise investors not to
act rashly when market reopens 703 words, English
87)
14 September 2001, KRTBN Knight-Ridder Tribune Business News: San Jose Mercury News -
California, Experts
Advise Investors to Keep Cool Head 707 Words, English
88)
13 September 2001, KRTBN Knight-Ridder Tribune Business News: Saint Paul Pioneer Press
- Minnesota, Saint Paul Pioneer Press,
Minn., Investor's
Eye Column 707 Words, English
89)
12 September 2001, Los Angeles Times, AMERICA ATTACKED: THE
ECONOMY AND MARKETS; INVESTORS; Individuals Face a Difficult Choice: Stay the
Course or Run; Selling into a panic usually is a bad move, but shareholders’
mood is already gloomy after 18 months of losses 877 Words, English
90)
12 September 2001, Salon.com, Is Shopping the New Patriotism? 1515 Words,
English
91)
10 September 2001, American Prospect, Investor beware 2117 Words, English
92)
01 September 2001, Financial Analysts Journal, Return dispersion and active
management 5043 Words, English
93)
27 August 2001, Investment Advisor, When a collective policy can pay off.
660 Words, English
94)
25 August 2001, New Zealand Herald, For share traders, more equals less.
346 Words, English
95)
20 August 2001, Copley News Service, Consumers often irrational on financies
944 Words, English
96)
19 August 2001, The New York Times, Investing; Some Funds Try to Read Your Mind
1111 Words, English
97)
08 August 2001, 道瓊斯新聞, WSJ 投資起步﹕投資和生活是兩碼事 1208 Words,
Chinese (Traditional)
98)
05 August 2001, The Wall Street Journal Sunday, Stop Making Sense, Start
Making Money 934 Words, English
99)
02 August 2001, FACTS, FACTS Börse - Anlageverhalten / Sind Frauen risikoscheu?
730 Words, German
100)
01 August 2001, DMEuro - Genios, STOXX - MODERNES DEPOT Räum-Kommando.
1037 Words, German
101)
01 August 2001, 道瓊斯新聞, WSJ 投資起步﹕指數基金得勢不得分 903 Words,
Chinese (Traditional)
102)
01 August 2001, SmartMoney, Value Rules! 3257 Words, English
103)
31 July 2001, 道瓊斯新聞, WSJ 投資起步﹕指數基金得勢不得分 903 Words,
Chinese (Traditional)
104)
29 July 2001, The Wall Street Journal Sunday, Why Investors Cling to
Managed Funds 774 Words, English
105)
20 July 2001, The Wall Street Journal Europe, Personal
Finance & Spending: Learning to Add Value --- A Prudent Investment Strategy
Can Be Sexy, Too 2232 Words, English
106)
17 July 2001, Dow Jones News Service, SmartMoney: Value Rules! 1616
Words, English
107)
12 July 2001, Het Financieele Dagblad, VROUW BELEGT BETER. 393 Words,
Dutch
108)
08 July 2001, The Star-Ledger, Women should save themselves 934 Words,
English
109)
05 July 2001, Het Financieele Dagblad, OVERMOEDIGE BELEGGERS. 307 Words,
Dutch
110)
01 July 2001, SmartMoney, Gender Wars: No Fury Like the Nasdaq Scorned
167 Words, English
111)
01 July 2001, SmartMoney, Gender Wars: No Fury Like the Nasdaq Scorned
167 Words, English
112)
30 June 2001, The Globe and Mail, Interest rates, hasty selling of
equities ruin returns 707 Words, English
113)
19 June 2001, Dow Jones News Service, SmartMoney: Street Smart - Gender
Wars: No Fury Like the Nasdaq Scorned 178 Words, English
114)
18 June 2001, Financial Times, MASTERING INVESTING – pg. 8, Sixth issue
of Mastering Investment. 3315 Words, English
115)
18 June 2001, Financial Times, MASTERING INVESTING – pg. 2,The perils
for investors of human nature People tend to take the credit for success and
blame failure on bad luck. The resulting overconfidence can be dangerious,
warn Simon Gervais and Terrrance Odean 3469 Words, English
116)
17 June 2001, Tulsa World, What to do with your tax rebate 991 Words,
English
117)
13 June 2001, The Boston Globe, GUARD AGAINST BLOWING TAX-REBATE WINDFALL
1090 Words, English
118)
13 June 2001, Financial Times, GLOBAL INVESTING - When market theory
collides with reality. 751 Words, English
119)
11 June 2001, The Australian Business Intelligence, Less is More if you
Want to Make Money. 138 Words, English
120)
11 June 2001, The Australian Business Intelligence, Mayday traders. 113
Words, English
121)
20 May 2001, Scotland on Sunday, Women make better stock market deals.
353 Words, English
122)
18 May 2001, The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, Small investors keep Dow
climbing 596 Words, English
123)
17 May 2001, Associated Press Newswires, Market's strong finish latest
example of improving investor sentiment 757 Words, English
124)
17 May 2001, Associated Press Newswires, Market's strong finish latest
example of improving investor sentiment 595 Words, English
125)
17 May 2001, Deseret News, Small investors cautiously help market back
up 833 Words, English
126)
17 May 2001, AP Online, Investor Sentiment Improving 748 Words, English
127)
13 May 2001, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, HAPPIEST TRADERS ARE INFREQUENT
TRADERS 758 Words, English
128)
10 May 2001, WirtschaftsWoche - Genios, BÖRSENPSYCHOLOGIE - Angst frisst
Gewinne auf. 558 Words, German
129)
10 May 2001, Knight Ridder Tribune Business News - KRTBN, Investment
Portfolios of Women Outperform Those of Male Counterparts 496 Words, English
130)
10 May 2001, The Evening Standard, WOMEN THE WINNERS IN STOCK-PICKING
RACE. 492 Words, English
131)
06 May 2001, The Washington Post, Boys Will Be Boys 299 Words, English
132)
05 May 2001, Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, Unternehmen / Wetter 241
Words, German
133)
05 May 2001, Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, Ffrauen sind die erfolreicheren
Anleger 442 Words, German
134)
04 May 2001, Business Wire, REMINDER/Fifth Annual Los Angeles Times
Investment Strategies Conference & Expo May 5-6 at Los Angeles Convention
Center 534 Words, English
135)
03 May 2001, Business Wire, ADVISORY/Fifth Annual Los Angeles Times
Investment Strategies Conference & Expo May 5-6 at Los Angeles Convention
Center 534 Words, English
136)
01 May 2001, NEA Today, Is online stock trading for you? How about
those credit cards? 835 Words, English
137)
01 May 2001, Money, Be A Better Investor We can't control the financial
markets--but we can control how we respond. Here are eight surefire strategies
for boosting your returns. 5562 Words, English
138)
23 April 2001, Los Angeles Business Journal, Testosterone Trap Weakens
Male Talent for Investment.(Brief Article) 288 Words, English
139)
23 April 2001, La Stampa, IL RISPARMIO OPPORTUNITA' ""Pazienza"",
la lezione dei miliardari americani 589 Words, Italian
140)
19 April 2001, Business Wire, SEC Acting Chairman Laura Unger to Deliver
Keynote Address May 6 at Los Angeles Times Investment Strategies Conference
& Expo to be held at L.A. Convention Center 734 Words, English
141)
16 April 2001, The Dallas Morning News, Testosterone Trap can snare any
man: Financial decisions affected by machismo factor, study indicates.(BUSINESS)(MUTUAL
FUNDS) 713 Words, English
142)
14 April 2001, National Post, Hazards abound for male investors 452
Words, English
143)
13 April 2001, De Financieel Economische Tijd, Beleggers presteren
minder on line. 226 Words, Dutch
144)
11 April 2001, Sydney Morning Herald, What The Flock Is Going On 1352
Words, English
145)
07 April 2001, Financial Times, WEEKEND INVESTOR - Why being a man is a
risky business - FAMILY MONEY ELIZABETH BAILEY. 1055 Words, English
146)
01 April 2001, The San Diego Union-Tribune, Master the basics |
Investors take note: sensible research pays off 1083 Words, English
147)
01 April 2001, South China Morning Post, Know your portfolio.
1058 Words, English
148)
01 April 2001, Benefits Quarterly, Household stock investing: Inside versus
outside the retirement plan 3674 Words, English
149)
27 March 2001, The Miani Herald, some sensible advice for investors: ‘Do
your research’ 1085 Words, English
150)
25 March 2001, Deseret News, Headed for recession or comeback? 577
Words, English
151)
23 March 2001, 道瓊斯新聞, WSJ 投資起步﹕熊市投資者﹕警惕思想錯誤 1181 Words,
Chinese (Traditional)
152)
23 March 2001, The Asian Wall Street Journal, The Scare After the Bear ---
Some Investors Just Can't Take the Pain 876 Words, English
153)
20 March 2001, The Wall Street Journal, Avoid Those Pesky Mental
Mistakes 863 Words, English
154)
18 March 2001, The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, Run on funds can only
intensify pressure on struggling market 646 Words, English
155)
18 March 2001, The Grand Rapids Press, Where will your money be Monday?
What's a cautious investor to do? Maybe nothing. 1103 Words, English
156)
18 March 2001, The Columbian, ANALYSIS: FLIGHT FROM MUTUAL FUNDS WILL
FURTHER HARM MARKETS 627 Words, English
157)
16 March 2001, The Boston Globe, WHAT'S AN INVESTOR TO DO? NOTHING MIGHT
BE THE BEST ANSWER FOR NOW 858 Words, English
158)
16 March 2001, Knight Ridder Tribune Business News - KRTBN, Investors
Should Wait Out Stock Market Storm, Many Experts Advise 837 Words, English
159)
13 March 2001, Business Wire, National Survey: Large Capital Gains
Distributions in a Year of Negative Returns Has Mutual Fund Investors More
Concerned About Investment Taxes 2468 Words, English
160)
13 March 2001, Business Wire, Los Angeles Times
Investment Strategies Conference & Expo to Be Held May 5-6 at Los Angeles Convention
Center; Advance Registration Continues Through May 2 1428 Words, English
161)
13 March 2001, AP Online, Mutual Funds May Send Markets Lower 630 Words,
English
162)
13 March 2001, Associated Press Newswires, Mutual funds expected to
bring stock markets even lower 635 Words, English
163)
12 March 2001, Denver Post, Retiring soon? You may need to move funds
1459 Words, English
164)
11 March 2001, Knight Ridder Tribune Business News - KRTBN, Miami Money-Making
Seminar Aims to Clarify Investing Procedures 1128 Words, English
165)
10 March 2001, Financial Times, INVESTMENT - Don't try to get even - get
out - BEHAVIOURAL FINANCE - Philip Coggan explains why ... 716 Words, English
166)
08 March 2001, Financial Times (FT.Com), Don't try to get even - get
out. 696 Words, English
167)
08 March 2001, The Journal Record, Investors search for the market's
bottom 820 Words, English
168)
07 March 2001, 道瓊斯新聞, WSJ 投資起步﹕投資者為何鍾情積極管理型股票基金 1523 Words,
Chinese (Traditional)
169)
07 March 2001, The San Francisco Chronicle, Investors Search for the
Market's Bottom, Find It Murky / Plenty of patience needed to wait out all of
the facts 1118 Words, English
170)
04 March 2001, Patriot-News, Women as investors may not be so wimpy 807
Words, English
171)
04 March 2001, Los Angeles Times, MARKET, BABY BOOMERS HAVE A LOT RIDING ON EACH
OTHER 1419 Words, English
172)
03 March 2001, Knight Ridder Tribune Business News - KRTBN, Investors
Change Behavior as Dot-Com Fallout Continues to Hurt Stock Market 1539 Words,
English
173)
01 March 2001, American Demographics, DATADOG 770 Words, English
174)
27 February 2001, The Wall Street Journal, Resisting the Lure of Managed
Funds 866 Words, English
175)
24 February 2001, Financial Times, EQUITY MARKETS - Over-confidence can be
costly - BEHAVIOURAL FINANCE - Philip Coggan looks at how we ... 739 Words,
English
176)
22 January 2001, U.S. News & World Report, Amateurs need stock
research as much as, if not more than, the pros 1238 Words, English
177)
21 February 2001, Business a.m, New dawn for America's army of day
traders. 524 Words, English
178)
20 February 2001, The News & Observer, Nasdaq's decline heralds
twilight of the day trader 1434 Words, English
179)
20 February 2001, The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, Slump forces day traders
to kick habit 956 Words, English
180)
20 February 2001, The Cincinnati Post, Money skills not driven by gender
529 Words, English
181)
19 February 2001, Medical Economics, Patience -- the best cure for market
jitters.(Brief Article)(Column) 941 Words, English
182)
19 February 2001, Los Angeles Business Journal, Selling Financial
Advice to Women Plays to Stereotypes.(Brief Article) 705 Words, English
183)
18 February 2001, The Washington Post, Investing Isn't About Sex 806 Words,
English
184)
18 February 2001, The Washington Post, Dusk for the Day Trader; After
Revolutionizing Wall Street's Ways, Individual Investors Rethink Theirs 2428
Words, English
185)
18 February 2001, Times Union, No gender component to investing 729
Words, English
186)
18 February 2001, Sun Herald (Sydney), Frequent Trading Has Its
Pitfalls 372 Words, English
187)
15 February 2001, Seattle Post-Intelligencer, WOMEN AND MONEY: SO WHAT'S
THE PROBLEM? 799 Words, English
188)
14 February 2001, ABIX: Australasian Business Intelligence, Less is more if
you want to make money 138 Words, English
189)
14 February 2001, Australian Financial Review, Less Is More If You Want To
Make Money 913 Words, English
190)
13 February 2001, Business Wire, National Survey: Large Capital Gains
Distributions in a Year of Negative Returns Has Mutual Fund Investors More
Concerned About Investment Taxes 2413 Words, English
191)
10 February 2001, Financial Times, WEEKEND INVESTOR - Getting inside the
heads of investors - The bear run is giving academics the chance ... 795 Words,
English
192)
10 February 2001, The Hartford Courant, NEVER-ENDING CHASE; BUYING LAST
YEAR’S WINNERS CAN MAKE YOU A LOSER 769 Words, English
193)
08 February 2001, 道瓊斯新聞, WSJ 投資起步﹕過於自信會侵蝕投資回報 1241 Words,
Chinese (Traditional)
194)
07 February 2001, Sydney Morning Herald, Club Struck 976 Words, English
195)
04 February 2001, The Wall Street Journal Sunday, Your Ego Can Cost You
Plenty in Investing 919 Words, English
196)
04 February 2001, Scotland on Sunday, Bubble always bursts for the
irrational punter. 1205 Words, English
197)
01 February 2001, Quarterly Journal of Economics, BOYS WILL BE BOYS:
GENDER, OVERCONFIDENCE, AND COMMON STOCK INVESTMENT [*].(Statistical Data
Included) 14078 Words, English
198)
29 January 2001, La Stampa, IL RISPARMIO INTERMEDIAZIONE INTERNET In Usa, on line il
18% delle transazioni di quote. 1075 Words, Italian
199)
28 January 2001, Sunday Business, I must have been mad ... 1260 Words,
English
200)
24 January 2001, Dow Jones News Service, Plato Would Pick An All-Stock
Portfolio, But Should You? 935 Words, English
201)
22 January 2001, 信報, 交投真方便可惜短炒多無益 527 Words,
Chinese (Traditional)
202)
22 January 2001, Los Angeles Daily News, SANTA CLARITA NURSES
REFLECT RECENT TREND 1104 Words, English
203)
22 January 2001, U.S. News & World Report, Amateurs need stock
research as much as, if not more than, the pros 1272 Words, English
204)
08 January 2001, Newsweek, What Investing Women Want: We want respect and
stock-market advice--so how come we get treated like Beanie Babies in Portfolioland?(Women
of the New Century)(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included) 1033 Words,
English
205)
08 January 2001, Knight Ridder Tribune Business News - KRTBN, Chicago Tribune Market
Report Column 1066 Words, English
206)
08 January 2001, Newsweek International, Capital Gains: What Investing
Women Want 1006 Words, English
207)
08 January 2001, Business Week, THE BEST OF BUSINESS WEEK ONLINE;
INVESTING; DON’T TOUCH THAT KEYBOARD 657 Words, English
208)
08 January 2001, Los Angeles times, ANNUAL MARKETS AND MUTUAL FUND
REVIEW AND OUTLOOK; CHALLENGING 1321 Words, English
209)
07 January 2001, Newsday, AN INVESTOR’S ODYSSEY / REALITY CHECKS IN… /
…AND HANGS AROUND TO SEE WHAT 2001 HOLDS 996 Words, English
210)
06 January 2001, The San Diego Union-Tribune, Buy high, sell low?
Researchers look for logic behind investors' decisions 1240 Words, English
211)
04 January 2001, Knight Ridder Tribune Business News - KRTBN, Chicago Tribune Market
Report Column 1141 Words, English
212)
04 January 2001, Australian Financial Review, Investors Hold Losers and
Sell Winners 583 Words, English
213)
02 January 2001, The Capital Times & Wisconsin State Journal, STOCK
TRADING HAZARDOUS TO YOUR WEALTH 658 Words, English
214)
01 January 2001, Journal of Economic Perspectives, The Internet and the
investor.(financial services) 45 Words, English
215)
24 December 2000, The Wall Street Journal Sunday, Nine Good Reasons to Lose
Sleep 900 Words, English
216)
22 December 2000, NBER Reporter, Behavioral Finance. 1141 Words, English
217)
18 December 2000, Medical Economics, Is it really nuts to trade online?
2686 Words, English
218)
18 December 2000, Le Temps, Pourquoi les traders commettent des erreurs, ou
comment investir en domptant ses émotions. 1133 Words, French
219)
18 December 2000, The Journal Record, Scientists link pain to investors'
trading decisions 1291 Words, English
220)
17 December 2000, The Wall Street Journal Sunday, Nine Things We Fret About
Too Much 880 Words, English
221)
17 December 2000, St. Petersburg Times, FOCUS ON THEIR FUTURE 2443
Words, English
222)
16 December 2000, National Post, Eat stocks and shed a few extra bucks:
Sure the market looks appetizing. But wait until it loses even more weight
before you start digging in 1304 Words, English
223)
15 December 2000, Junge Karriere (2001) - Genios, Aktienstrategie - In die Gefühlsfalle
getappt. 1391 Words, German
224)
10 December 2000, The Boston Globe, NO PAIN, NO GAIN SCIENTISTS LINKING
PHYSICAL PAIN AND PLEASURE TO INVESTOR BUY AND SELL DECISIONS 1460 Words,
English
225)
09 December 2000, Financial Times, EQUITY MARKETS - Get-rich scheme may
make you a loser - INVESTMENT CLUBS - Share clubs are popular but ... 403
Words, English
226)
03 December 2000, St. Petersburg Times, Maria's world 2992 Words, English
227)
03 December 2000, The Baltimore Sun, Contest winners will be hired to run funds
664 Words, English
228)
30 November 2000, Financial Times (FT.Com), Talking stock - Invest in your
feminine side. 328 Words, English
229)
30 November 2000, Financial Times (FT.Com), Talking stock - Invest in your
feminine side. 328 Words, English
230)
27 November 2000, Forbes ASAP, Monkey Business; Investing tips for those
who prefer skill and strategy to astrological charts or throwing darts. 559
Words, English
231)
20 November 2000, The Seattle Times, New money game: Who wants to run a mutual
fund? 826 Words, English
232)
19 November 2000, The San Diego Union-Tribune, Fund investing easy as pie
when it's only make-believe 911 Words, English
233)
19 November 2000, The Star-Ledger Newark, NJ, Contest seeks good manager
618 Words, English
234)
19 November 2000, The Times-Picayune, Fund aces get a shot at big time 853
Words, English
235)
19 November 2000, The Boston Globe, ONLINE OPPORTUNITY TO MANAGE
FUND, WIN JOB 944 Words, English
236)
19 November 2000, The Atlanta Journal - Constitution, EMOTIONS AND INVESTING
: Limit buying, selling over the long haul Overconfidence, other factors can
lead to individuals overtrading their portfolios. MONEY & MORE 782 Words,
English
237)
18 November 2000, Cox News Service, Limit buying, selling over the long haul
637 Words, English
238)
12 November 2000, The Florida Times-Union, Making your stock reaction
'just right' 910 Words, English
239)
12 November 2000, Tulsa World, Don't fool yourself about money skills 885
Words, English
240)
10 November 2000, The Wall Street Journal Europe, WEEKEND --- Personal
Finance & Spending: Goldilocks May Have Had It Just Right --- A Lesson for
Investors: How to Judge When Stock Prices Are too Hot or too Cold 923 Words,
English
241)
07 November 2000, The Wall Street Journal, Making Your Stock Reaction `Just
Right' 901 Words, English
242)
06 November 2000, The Star-Ledger Newark, NJ, Don't fool yourself about
your investment skills 731 Words, English
243)
06 November 2000, Chicago Sun-Times, Fund shareholders throwing out gems
620 Words, English
244)
05 November 2000, The Wall Street Journal Sunday, Striving to Win Can Be a
Loser's Game 896 Words, English
245)
05 November 2000, Newsday, STREET SMARTS / WINNERS, LOSERS AND EMOTIONAL
PAIN… Odean spoke with Newsday reporter Jerry Morgan 1088 Words, English
246)
01 November 2000, CA Magazine, What's your financial game plan? 2499 Words,
English
247)
01 November 2000, The Boston Globe, LONG TERM, MANY FOOL THEMSELVES 968 Words,
English
248)
31 October 2000, Buffalo News, THE MISTAKES INDIVIDUAL INVESTORS MAKE 971
Words, English
249)
30 October 2000, Business Week, DON'T TOUCH THAT KEYBOARD Want to waste
time and money? Do lots of online stock trades in long-term accounts such as
401(k)s 707 Words, English
250)
23 October 2000, Business Week, WHY NOT LOSE THOSE MUTUAL-FUND LOSERS? 732
Words, English
251)
20 October 2000, Investor’s Business Daily, Use Sound Strategy To Avoid
Getting Tangled Up In The Web 906 Words, English
252)
17 October 2000, Buffalo News, INTERNET TRADING COULD BE BAD FOR YOUR
401(K) 874 Words, English
253)
16 October 2000, Time International, A League of Their Own German
women--and some financial firms--have learned that investing is not necessarily
man's work 885 Words, English
254)
15 October 2000, The Tampa Tribune, Speakers and seminars guide 1400
Words, English
255)
15 October 2000, The Tampa Tribune, The speakers 452 Words, English
256)
15 October 2000, The Tampa Tribune, About this section 440 Words, English
257)
15 October 2000, The Tampa Tribune, INVESTORS ON THE COUCH 879 Words, English
258)
15 October 2000, New York Times Abstracts, SEVEN ROAD MAPS FOR THE
TREACHEROUS MARKET 52 Words, English
259)
09 October 2000, Investment News, TAKING SIDES: How online trading
exploits investors 682 Words, English
260)
09 October 2000, Houston Chronicle, MONEY TIP / Buy it and hold it and
hold it 210 Words, English
261)
09 October 2000, Los Angeles Times, QUARTERLY INVESTMENT OUTLOOK
IN FUND REVIEW; YOUR WORST ENEMY? YOURSELF, IF YOU’VE GOT THESE BAD HABITS;
OVERESTIMATING YOUR INVESTMENT SKILL AND PLOWING ALONG WITHOUT A LONG-TERM PLAN
ARE TWO OF THE COSTLIEST PITFALLS 1606 Words, English
262)
08 October 2000, The Wall Street Journal Sunday, Frequent Trading Can
Backfire 292 Words, English
263)
07 October 2000, Elsevier, PROFITEER VAN PROFETEN 694 Words, Dutch
264)
06 October 2000, Eindhovens Dagblad, Illusie van on-line beleggen leidt
tot overmoed 952 Words, Dutch
265)
03 October 2000, The Cincinnati Post, Buy-and-hold strategy seems sound
326 Words, English
266)
02 October 2000, The Plain Dealer Cleveland, EXPERT: STOCKS ARE TO HAVE,
HOLD 287 Words, English
267)
01 October 2000, Journal of Financial Planning, The urge to trade 1902
Words, English
268)
26 September 2000, The Asian Wall Street Journal, Funds: Frequent Trading
Alarms Fund Firms --- Aggressive Strategy May Not Pay in the Long Run 1005
Words, English
269)
25 September 2000, The Wall Street Journal Europe, Managed &
Personal Investing: Frequent Trading Alarms Fund Firms --- Investors Take
Short-Term View of Long-Term Investments --- Strategy May Not Pay in the Long
Run 935 Words, English
270)
25 September 2000, Seattle Post-Intelligencer, FALL IS A GOOD TIME FOR
MUTUAL FUND HOUSECLEANING 732 Words, English
271)
24 September 2000, The San Diego Union-Tribune, Buy-and-hold strategy works,
professor finds 168 Words, English
272)
22 September 2000, The Wall Street Journal, Frequent Trading Worries Fund
Firms --- Investors' New Strategies May Not Pay in Long Run 1397 Words, English
273)
19 September 2000, The San Francisco Chronicle, ONLINE INVESTING / In-Out
Trades Can Leave You Down, Out 577 Words, English
274)
19 September 2000, Denver Rocky Mountain News, ACADEMIC: BUY-AND-HOLD PAYS
`TRADING IS HAZARDOUS TO YOUR WEALTH,' SAYS EXPERT WHO HAS STUDIED INVESTOR
BEHAVIOR 333 Words, English
275)
19 September 2000, Investor’s Business Daily, Boomers Just Getting
Started on Retirement but Advisers Face Big Challenges 740 Words, English
276)
19 September 2000, Scripps Howard News Service, Study shows those who
buy-and-hold get the goodies 312 Words, English
277)
17 September 2000, The San Diego Union-Tribune, Consumers often irrational
on finances 968 Words, English
278)
15 September 2000, Puget Sound Business Journal, Going online can make
investors overactive.(research: overconfidence and excessive trading can bring
poor investment results)(Brief Article) 863 Words, English
279)
13 September 2000, Sydney Morning Herald, A Woman's Place 653 Words, English
280)
09 September 2000, National Post, Trade-happy investors move stocks, lose
profits 432 Words, English
281)
09 September 2000, De Gelderlander, De illusie van beleggen via internet
775 Words, Dutch
282)
02 September 2000, Daglad voor Zuidwest-Nederland, Geldzaken in de privesfeer:
05
May 2001, Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, Unternehmen / Wetter 241 Words,
German
283)
01 September 2000, The Wall Street Journal Europe, WEEKEND ---
Personal Finance & Spending: Investing Beyond Risk and Return --- The
Emotions Can Often Best Explain Why We Buy or Sell a Stock 864 Words, English
284)
01 September 2000, Brants Dagblad, De illusie van on-line beleggen 973
Words, Dutch
285)
30 August 2000, Newsday, SHARE AND SHARE ALIKE / INVESTORS TAKE THEIR
FINANCIAL FUTURES IN THEIR OWN HANDS BY TRADING STOCKS ONLINE 3533 Words,
English
286)
29 August 2000, The Wall Street Journal, How Stock Investors Take It
Personally 853 Words, English
287)
07 August 2000, U-Wire, Texas A&M U.: COLUMN: Stock traders mistaken
in criticism of Internet users 590 Words, English
288)
07 August 2000, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, LOOKING LONG TERM TRADING LESS
OFTEN AND GETTING HIGHER RETURNS, WOMEN HAVE EDGE OVER MEN IN PORTFOLIO MANAGEMENT
, HARRIET JOHNSON 996 Words, English
289)
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290)
06 August 2000, The Wall Street Journal Sunday, Nine Reasons Investors
Take Risks 921 Words, English
291)
01 August 2000, USA Today, 'Pretend' investing can teach bad habits 839
Words, English
292)
31 July 2000, The Dallas Morning News, Study: Female investors better:
Women don't seem to buy, sell as often as men do.(BUSINESS) 768 Words, English
293)
31 July 2000, Crain's New York Business, Net investors cling to hopes
of rebound : Many hang on despite losses 891 Words, English
294)
29 July 2000, Sydney Morning Herald, He Who Hesitates Is Lost 982
Words, English
295)
29 July 2000, National Post, Faithful beats fickle in affairs of the
wallet: Men buy and sell stocks like they change channels with a remote
control, a study indicates. Women, conversely, tend to earn better returns
because they buy and hold 1052 Words, English
296)
25 July 2000, The Miami Herald, Women have the edge in battle of the sexes
924 Words, English
297)
23 July 2000, The Wall Street Journal Sunday, The Scholarly View of
Investing 968 Words, English
298)
09 July 2000, The Wall Street Journal Sunday, Five Estate-Planning
Pitfalls to Avoid 915 Words, English
299)
03 July 2000, 信報, 投資的好點子來之不易 531 Words,
Chinese (Traditional)
300)
01 July 2000, Shares Magazine, RSI A Wealth Hazard 1968 Words, English
301)
01 July 2000, Psychology Today, The price of impatience 198 Words,
English
302)
30 June 2000, 信報, 減肥去贅但不傷身 503 Words,
Chinese (Traditional)
303)
26 June 2000, Newsweek International, Taking the Plunge Investors often
neglect one of the most important stock-buying considerations of all: when to
sell 793 Words, English
304)
26 June 2000, Business Week, SPECIAL REPORT: Online Investing
Strategies: Online or Off, the Rules Are the Same 1178 Words, English
305)
25 June 2000, The Wall Street Journal Sunday, Why Wall
Street Is Courting Women 886 Words, English
306)
25 June 2000, KRTBN Knight-Ridder Tribune Business News: The Miami Herald - Florida, Women Are
Better Investors than Men, Studies Say 980 Words, English
307)
25 June 2000, The Hartford Courant, FIGHT FRAUD: KNOW THY ADVISER 1013
Words, English
308)
23 June 2000, The Wall Street Journal Europe, WEEKEND ---
Anxiety About the Market? Try a Therapeutic Approach --- Behavioral Finance
Asset Managers Can Help Cure Investment Ills 1443 Words, English
309)
22 June 2000, NBER Reporter, Stock Markets, Behavior, and the Limits of
History. 3260 Words, English
310)
18 June 2000, The New York Times, Chat-Room Millions, Real-Life Misery
2760 Words, English
311)
11 June 2000, The Wall Street Journal Sunday, Pros Step In To Soothe
Investors 1077 Words, English
312)
10 June 2000, Australian Financial Review, US Study Finds
Profiting From The Prophets Isn't That Easy 902 Words, English
313)
02 June 2000, Die Woche, Renaissance der Nebenwerte. 1766 Words, German
314)
02 June 2000, Investor’s Business Daily, Wild Economy and Stock market Volatility
755 Words, English
315)
28 May 2000, Sun Herald, When Loss Is More 411 Words, English
316)
22 May 2000, Business Week, Online or Off, the Rules Are the Same: The
Web hasn't changed the fundamentals of smart investing 1359 Words, English
317)
22 May 2000, Time International, Tracking Down a Better Deal Exchange
traded funds will give Europeans more choices and lower fees 932 Words, English
318)
18 May 2000, Portland Oregonian, NECESSITY IS THE MOTHER OF INVESTMENT
873 Words, English
319)
15 May 2000, Business Week, SHOOTOUT AT THE ONLINE CORRAL Trigger-happy
traders can get hurt 299 Words, English
320)
15 May 2000, Money Magazine Special, The Real-Life Guide To Investing
Successful women investors share their secrets: the seven rules you need to
follow to secure your financial future 3431 Words, English
321)
15 May 2000, El Cronista, Riesgos y ventajas de invertir por Internet.
1391 Words, Spanish
322)
13 May 2000, The Independent - London, Online investors perform worse
than phone users. 394 Words, English
323)
05 May 2000, Investors Chronicle, Market Strategy: INvestment Styles -
Girl Power 256 Words, English
324)
02 May 2000, Constitution - Georgia, The Atlanta Journal and
Constitution Business Press Column 466 Words, English
325)
02 May 2000, Constitution - Georgia, Even the Most
Rational Markets Have Neuroses, Psychoses, Studies Show 456 Words, English
326)
02 May 2000, The Atlanta Constitution, 'Rational market' found to be
not so rational 462 Words, English
327)
01 May 2000, Cox News Service, ‘Rational market’ found to be not so rational
497 Words, English
328)
28 April 2000, Tages Anzeiger, Teure Illusion. 425 Words, German
329)
28 April 2000, Investors Chronicle, Funds & Finance: Life's A Switch
And Then You Buy - Research Has Revealed 622 Words, English
330)
23 April 2000, The Wall Street Journal Sunday, Investing Can Be Mind
Over Money 947 Words, English
331)
23 April 2000, The Mail on Sunday, Two emotions push up and pull down...
861 Words, English
332)
23 April 2000, Mail on Sunday, TUG OF WAR THAT KEEPS PANIC AT BAY 863
Words, English
333)
23 April 2000, The Boston Globe, WOMEN BONDING AROUND STOCKS 1378 Words,
English
334)
18 April 2000, Georgia, Savannah Morning News, Ga., Investing
Column 716 Words, English
335)
16 April 2000, New York Daily News, PLAYING WITH FIRE With market dips,
online trading is riskier than ever 1423 Words, English
336)
10 April 2000, Gazeta Mercantil, Investidor cai na rede promocional de Wall
Street. 2413 Words, Portuguese
337)
09 April 2000, Newsday, QUITTING THE STOCK MARKET? THEN SELL NOW 372
Words
338)
07 April 2000, The Wall Street Journal Europe, WEEKEND ---
Personal Finance & Spending: Markets Making You Edgy? Lighten Up ---
Investors Unnerved by This Week's Volatility Should Reassess 647 Words, English
339)
06 April 2000, The Orange County Register, Your Money It might be time
for a new look at your risks 526 Words, English
340)
06 April 2000, Basler Zeitung, Wallstreet-Analysten raten - "Stay
cool". 501 Words, German
341)
05 April 2000, The Wall Street Journal, Markets Making You Nervous?
Maybe It's Time To Lighten Up 872 Words, English
342)
03 April 2000, Business Week, Wall Street's Hype Machine: It could spell
trouble for investors 4176 Words, English
343)
03 April 2000, Dayton Daily News, WOMEN ARE BETTER INVESTORS THAN MEN 957
Words, English
344)
02 April 2000, The Florida Times-Union, The many different ways you can
play the averages 848 Words, English
345)
01 April 2000, Journal of Finance, Trading is hazardous to your wealth:
The common stock investment performance of individual investors 121 Words,
English
346)
01 April 2000, Journal of Financial Planning, Effective financial
planning in the presence of judgemental heuristics 3624 Words, English
347)
01 April 2000, wallstreetlawyer.com, Online Brokerage Advertising: Let’s
Stop Within the Law 2619 Words, English
348)
31 March 2000, The Wall Street Journal Europe, WEEKEND --- Personal
Finance & Spending: The Many Ways to Play the Stock Averages --- A
Refresher Course in Math Can Help Separate the Median From the Average 864
Words, English
349)
31 March 2000, The Asian Wall Street Journal, Somewhere in the Middle ---
What's the Average? That Depends on How You Do the Arithmetic 863 Words,
English
350)
30 March 2000, The Orange County Register, YOUR MONEY When it comes to
investing, women do it better 512 Words, English
351)
28 March 2000, The Wall Street Journal, The Many Ways to Play the
Averages 837 Words, English
352)
28 March 2000, Cox News Service, When it comes to investing, women do
it better 920 Words, English
353)
26 March 2000, The Atlanta Journal - The Atlanta Constitution, Women do
it better They take investing seriously, and their results reflect differences
between them and male investors. MONEY & MORE Series: ` 1166 Words, English
354)
21 March 2000, York, Individual Investors Should Take Care with Stock Trading,
Experts Warn 1177 Words, English
355)
20 March 2000, The Plain Dealer Cleveland, OH, MARKET INDEX
FUNDS OFTEN BETTER THAN INVESTORS 1398 Words, English
356)
19 March 2000, Buffalo News, RETIREMENT ACCOUNTS AREN'T FOR FRENETIC
TRADING 1189 Words, English
357)
11 March 2000, Sydney Morning Herald, Trading Can Be A Wealth Hazard 876
Words, English
358)
10 March 2000, Die Woche, Goldrausch an der Börse. 1195 Words, German
359)
06 March 2000, Newsday (New York NY), FINANCIAL ROAD MAP / THE WALL STREET ROAD TO WEALTH
1456 Words, English
360)
01 March 2000, Money Magazine, Terms of Trade If you plan to invest in
stocks, be sure to learn the lingo. 2136 Words, English
361)
01 March 2000, Journal of Financial Planning, Bad news for stock pickers
1471 Words, English
362)
27 February 2000, The Florida Times-Union, How slumps in the stock market
can alter psychology 684 Words, English
363)
25 February 2000, The Wall Street Journal Europe, Weekend --
Personal Finance & Spending --- Market Slumps Can Transform Psychology ---
Behavioral Factors Explain Price Jumps 814 Words, English
364)
25 February 2000, CASH, Wie Laien-Anleger sich selber reinlegen. 769 Words,
German
365)
25 February 2000, Børsen (Danish language), Styr på day traderne
- nye regler undervejs. 610 Words, Danish
366)
22 February 2000, The Wall Street Journal, How Market Slumps Alter
Psychology 852 Words, English
367)
19 February 2000, WMAQ-TV, Network, Syndicated, Wall Street Journal Report
154 Words, English
368)
13 February 2000, The Mail on Sunday, WHY WOMEN ARE BETTER INVESTORS THAN
MEN. 1030 Words, English
369)
12 February 2000, The Globe and Mail, On-line investors too confident:
researcher They often wind up on the losing end of the game 496 Words, English
370)
12 February 2000, Austin American-Statesman, Turn allowance into a million
bucks 554 Words, English
371)
09 February 2000, The Baltimore Sun, Don’t Take Experts’ Word for Insanely Price Stock
206 Words, English
372)
01 February 2000, Money Magazine, The Seedy World of Online Stock Scams
STOCK FRAUD IS ONE OF THE NET'S FASTEST-GROWING INDUSTRIES. HERE'S WHAT YOU
NEED TO KNOW TO PROTECT YOURSELF. 2331 Words, English
373)
31 January 2000, WTVT-TV, Good Day Tam;pa Bay 105 Words, English
374)
31 January 2000, KTBC-TV, Fox 7 News Morning Report 76 Words, English
375)
31 January 2000, KVBC-TV, News at Sunrise 50 Words,
English
376)
29 January 2000, WBTV News 153 Words, English
377)
28 January 2000, WWLP-TV, 22 News 111 Words, English
378)
28 January 2000, CNNfn: Take It Personally, Mutual Fund Investment
Strategies 546 Words, English
379)
28 January 2000, KOAT-TV, Action 7 News Live at Noon 60 Words,
English
380)
28 January 2000, KLAS-TV, Eyewitness News at 6 41 Words, English
381)
21 January 2000, Parkiet, W USA papiery trzyma się krócej. 397
Words, Polish
382)
21 January 2000, The Gazette (Montreal), Online
trading can endanger your financial health 832 Words, English
383)
17 January 2000, Business Week, Is Your Comfort Level Too High? 1290
Words, English
384)
16 January 2000, The Wall Street Journal Sunday, How to Prepare for a
Major Fall 945 Words, English
385)
16 January 2000, Tulsa World, Market bugging you? Don't watch 589 Words,
English
386)
15 January 2000, The New York Times, Investing’s Longtime Best Bet is
Being Trampled by the Bulls 1347 Words, English
387)
15 January 2000, The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, Investors turn Wall
Street into speedway Stocks are being bought and sold at a furious pace not
seen since the 1920s 937 Words, English
388)
15 January 2000, Spanish Newswire Services, EEUU-WALL STREET LA BONANZA DE
WALL STREET CAMBIA LOS HABITOS DE LOS INVERSORES 669 Words, Spanish
389)
10 January 2000, The Boston Globe, THERE'S REALLY NO NEED TO WORRY MARKET
VOLATILITY SHOULDN'T SIDELINE THOSE WITH LONG-TERM VIEW VOLATILITY SHOULDN'T
SIDELINE THOSE WITH LONG-TERM VIEW 1325 Words, English
390)
04 January 2000, PR Newswire, NASAA: High on Technology Stocks? The
Antidote: Diversification; A Portfolio, Patience Important for Investors of All
Ages, Says Top State Regulator 388 Words, English
391)
04 January 2000, Los Angeles Times, YOUR INVESTMENTS: ANNUAL MARKETS
AND MUTUAL FUND REVIEW AND OUTLOOK; REMOVING OBSTACLES TO BETTER INVESTING; FOR
MOST OF US, IT’S THE LITTLE THINGS WE DO THAT MAKE THE BIGGEST DIFFERENCE WHEN
IT COMES TO IMPROVING OUR ANNUAL RETURNS 2046 Words, English
392)
04 January 2000, WNYW-TV, Fox Midday News 81 Words, English
393)
01 January 2000, Courier Mail, Investors' behaviour labelled foolhardy.
421 Words, English
394)
31 December 1999, The Globe and Mail, RELAX Trying to pick the ideal
portfolio for the new millennium? It could be the one you have right now 1559
Words, English
395)
26 December 1999, The Sunday Patriot-News Harrisburg, Trading returns are
small despite stock hype on Net 771 Words, English
396)
25 December 1999, CNN Cable Programming, Your Money 81 Words, English
397)
22 December 1999, The Orange County Register, YOUR MONEY Investors
wealthier if not any wiser from '90s 467 Words, English
398)
22 December 1999, NBER Reporter, Behavioral Finance Meeting.(National
Bureau of Economic Research conference papers)(Industry Trend or
Event)(Critical Essay) 1037 Words, English
399)
21 December 1999, CNNfn: Take It Personally, Common Investor Mistakes 605
Words, English
400)
21 December 1999, CNNfn: Market Coverage, Your Money: Avoiding Investment
Mistakes 513 Words, English
401)
21 December 1999, CNNfn: Business Day, Your Money; Avoiding Investment
Mistakes 560 Words, English
402)
21 December 1999, CNNfn: Before Hours, "Your Money" 563 Words,
English
403)
21 December 1999, CNN Cable Programming, Ahead of the Curve 147 Words,
English
404)
21 December 1999, KOAT-TV, Action 7 News Live at Noon 106 Words,
English
405)
21 December 1999, WWLP-TV, 22 News 104 Words, English
406)
19 December 1999, The Record, Northern New Jersey, THE MOTLEY
FOOL 875 Words, English
407)
19 December 1999, The Grand Rapids Press, Make the most of your investing
weaknesses 517 Words, English
408)
19 December 1999, Greensboro News & Record, THE MOTLEY FOOL 1362 Words,
English
409)
19 December 1999, Denver Post, Season to Share donors 5436 Words, English
410)
19 December 1999, The Atlanta Journal - The Atlanta Constitution, Day
traders' greed, ignorance, overconfidence causes losses 316 Words, English
411)
19 December 1999, Newsday (New York, NY), MIND GAMES / BEHAVIORAL FINANCE
IS HELPING TO OPEN THE DOOR INTO WHAT KIND OF INVESTOR WE ARE AND WHY 1788
Words, English
412)
17 December 1999, The Wall Street Journal Europe, Investors
Will Greet New Decade Wealthier, But Wiser? 1069 Words, English
413)
17 December 1999, The Wall Street Journal Europe, Making the
Most of Your Weaknesses Can Be a Wise Investment Strategy 880 Words, English
414)
17 December 1999, The Asian Wall Street Journal, Making the Most of Your
Weaknesses --- How Mental Quirks Can Be Put to Work In Your Portfolio 889 Words,
English
415)
15 December 1999, The Wall Street Journal, Investors Will Greet the New
Decade Wealthier, But Many Won't Necessarily Be All That Wiser 1067 Words,
English
416)
14 December 1999, The Wall Street Journal, Making the Most of Your
Weaknesses 871 Words, English
417)
13 December 1999, The Seattle Times, ASK THE FOOL 1127 Words, English
418)
13 December 1999, Dayton Daily News, WHAT DRIVES DAY TRADERS- 992 Words,
English
419)
13 December 1999, Business Week, Women and Retirement: Time to Get
Aggressive: Too little, too late is a habit even nonworking moms must break
1385 Words, English
420)
12 December 1999, Austin American-Statesman, THE MOTLEY FOOL 1320 Words,
English
421)
11 December 1999, Australian Financial Review, US Study Finds
Profiting From The Prophets Isn't That Easy 902 Words, English
422)
11 December 1999, Australian Financial Review, Trigger-happy Trading A
Round Of Russian Roulette 733 Words, English
423)
11 December 1999, Australian Business Intelligence, Trigger-happy Trading A
Round Of Russian Roulette 105 Words, English
424)
11 December 1999, Peoria Journal Star, The Motley Fool>Isnt greed
enough? 1328 Words, English
425)
07 December 1999, The New Orleans Times-Picayune, INVESTING ONLINE HAS
ITS PROS, CONS PRICES ARE COMPETITIVE BUT YOU'RE ON YOUR OWN 771 Words, English
426)
03 December 1999, 信報, 男性比較容易過分自信 654 Words,
Chinese (Traditional)
427)
29 November 1999, The Wall Street Journal, Spending It, Investing It --- A
Fading Memory: As fewer people remember the Great Depression, the impact on
investment may be profound 1383 Words, English
428)
27 November 1999, Financial Times, EQUITY MARKETS - Think your way to
wealth - INVESTMENT PSYCHOLOGY. 861 Words, English
429)
23 November 1999, Australian Financial Review, Onliners Head For Buffeting
626 Words, English
430)
22 November 1999, KRTBN Knight-Ridder Tribune Business News: The News
& Observer - Raleigh, North Carolina, Day Traders Find Flexibility, Profit
2332 Words, English
431)
21 November 1999, The New York Times, MARKET WATCH; The Mania of Momentum
and the Cost of Trading 554 Words, English
432)
21 November 1999, The Wall Street Journal Sunday, The High Price of Making
Money 897 Words, English
433)
21 November 1999, The News & Observer Raleigh, NC, The day trader next
door 2272 Words, English
434)
20 November 1999, De Financieel Economische Tijd, Demonen, illusies en zelfbedrog
in beursland. 1796 Words, Dutch
435)
19 November 1999, Morning Edition, Newscast: Business report 617 Words,
English
436)
19 November 1999, Morning Edition, Newscast: Business report 617 Words,
English
437)
15 November 1999, Newsweek, E-Trade Survival: Online investing can be fun,
fast and cheap, but you can click yourself into money trouble. Here's how to
make sure you don't push the self-destruct button.(Focus on Money)(Brief
Article) 920 Words, English
438)
09 November 1999, Buffalo News, CONFESSIONS OF A DAY TRADER AMHERST'S
GEORGE HENEL SAYS DAY TRADERS ARE GETTING A BAD RAP 1395 Words, English
439)
09 November 1999, Australian Financial Review, Mums And Dads Not Trading
Very 368 Words, English
440)
08 November 1999, U.S. News & World Report, Winners don't always
prosper Coming up dry 271 Words, English
441)
01 November 1999, Money Magazine, A Finance Professor For The People Terry
Odean's new research sends a wake-up call to online investors. 720 Words,
English
442)
01 November 1999, Money Magazine, After-Hours Trading: The Complete Guide
TRADING AT NIGHT MAY BE CONVENIENT, BUT UNDERSTAND THE RISKS BEFORE DIVING IN.
2394 Words, English
443)
01 November 1999, Financial Analysts Journal, The courage of misguided
convictions 10827 Words, English
444)
01 November 1999, Financial Analysts Journal, Behavior finance: Past
battles and future engagements 7902 Words, English
445)
01 November 1999, Financial Analysts Journal, The end of behavioral finance
4810 Words, English
446)
01 November 1999, Financial Analysts Journal, From the editor 453 Words,
English
447)
01 November 1999, Canadian Shareowner, Trading is hazardous to your wealth
339 Words, English
448)
01 November 1999, Kiplinger’s Personal Finance, Online Brokers Grow Up
3098 Words, English
449)
29 October 1999, Puget Sound Business Journal, Ride out bumpy market in
convertible bonds.(Brief Article) 1618 Words, English
450)
28 October 1999, Money Management, The information brain drain. 170 Words,
English
451)
28 October 1999, ABIX: Australasian Business Intelligence, The information
brain drain, INVESTMENT ADVISERS; CAPITALISTS AND FINANCIERS pg. 8 105 Words,
English
452)
27 October 1999, The Orange County Register, YOUR MONEY Investment clubs? You
likely can do better yourself 450 Words, English
453)
26 October 1999, KRTBN Knight-Ridder Tribune Business News: Saint Paul Pioneer Press
- Minnesota, Saint Paul Pioneer Press,
Minn., Investor's
Eye Column 653 Words, English
454)
26 October 1999, Buffalo News, INVESTMENT CLUBS ARE A GOOD PLACE FOR LEARNING,
NOT NECESSARILY EARNING 832 Words, English
455)
25 October 1999, The Australian, Drawing fine line between online pleasure
and pain. 937 Words, English
456)
25 October 1999, The Australian, Going for brokers in online battle of
mice and men 970 Words, English
457)
19 October 1999, The Wall Street Journal, Full-Service Brokers Complicate
the Online World 1510 Words, English
458)
18 October 1999, KRTBN Knight-Ridder Tribune Business News: San Jose
Mercury News - California, Santa Clara, Calif., Finance Professor Advises Not
to Fear October 1663 Words, English
459)
18 October 1999, KRTBN Knight-Ridder Tribune Business News: San Jose
Mercury News - California, Finance Professor Shares Unorthodox Views on Stock
Market Behavior 1662 Words, English
460)
17 October 1999, Sunday Telegram Worcester, MA, Women go to market
Investing in stocks proves mart, popular and successful 1601 Words, English
461)
12 October 1999, MSNBC Cable Programming, Newswire 184 Words, English
462)
12 October 1999, MSNBC Cable Programming, The News with Brian Williams
133 Words, English
463)
11 October 1999, The Plain Dealer Cleveland, OH, CONCEIT
BRINGS LOSSES FOR ONLINE INVESTORS 200 Words, English
464)
11 October 1999, Business Week, SAVING YOURSELF FROM YOURSELF 711 Words,
English
465)
11 October 1999, NBC Nightly News 153 Words, English
466)
11 October 1999, KONG-TV, KING 65 News 47 Words, English
467)
10 October 1999, Portland Oregonian, THE RISKS AND REWARDS OF AFTER-HOURS
TRADING EXTENDED MARKET HOURS MEAN GREATER CONVENIENCE BUT ALSO PRICE
VOLATILITY AND THINNER TRADING OPPORTUNITIES 1101 Words, English
468)
09 October 1999, Austin American-Statesman, Examining the real-life habits
of 'Traderus onlinus' // Researchers evaluate limited effectiveness of new
breed of investor 1386 Words, English
469)
04 October 1999, IT Daily, Investing online? It's going to cost you. 1378
Words, English
470)
04 October 1999, The Boston Globe, How to avoid choking 1160 Words,
English
471)
03 October 1999, The Baltimore Sun, Saving on stock sales may be costly; Steay:
Be content with watching the market, not beating it 758 Words, English
472)
01 October 1999, Dow Jones Investment Advisor, Men behaving badly 175
Words, English
473)
01 October 1999, Kiplinger’s Personal Finance Magazine, Day Trading is
Harmful to Your Net Worth 321 Words, English
474)
30 September 1999, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, RUNNING FROM THE BULLS AMERICAN
INVESTORS AREN'T AS SAVVY AS THEY IMAGINE 1890 Words, English
475)
29 September 1999, The Cincinnati Post, Too much online trading loses money
783 Words, English
476)
28 September 1999, Tulsa World, Online traders exude confidence 618 Words,
English
477)
27 September 1999, ROCKY MOUNTAIN NEWS - Denver, CO, TOP 10 PERILS
FOR INDIVIDUAL INVESTORS 2235 Words, English
478)
27 September 1999, Houston Chronicle, Online trading study shows luck runs
out / Investors who left brokerages cut profits 632 Words, English
479)
26 September 1999, The New York Times, STRATEGIES; Of Overconfidence and the
On-Line Trader 639 Words, English
480)
26 September 1999, The Washington Post, Investing Online? It's Going To Cost You
1372 Words, English
481)
26 September 1999, Denver Rocky Mountain News, STOCK MARKET MIND GAMES
INVESTORS MORE LUCKY THAN CLEVER AND RATIONAL THINKING DOESN'T RULE ECONOMICS
PROFESSORS SAY 2260 Words, English
482)
26 September 1999, Newsbytes News Network, Investing Online? It's Going To
Cost You 1398 Words, English
483)
26 September 1999, Greensboro News & Record, YOU MAKE MORE MONEY BY BUYING
AND HOLDING STOCKS 790 Words, English
484)
26 September 1999, The Atlanta Journal - The Atlanta Constitution, DON
CONNELLY: Patience provides payoff Money & More: KEYNOTE SPEAKER 999 Words,
English
485)
23 September 1999, WMBC-TV, 63 News 89 Words, English
486)
21 September 1999, Seattle Post-Intelligencer, HERE'S A TIP FOR ONLINE
TRADERS: NOT SO FAST! 646 Words, English
487)
21 September 1999, KRTBN Knight-Ridder Tribune Business News: Saint Paul Pioneer Press
- Minnesota, Saint Paul Pioneer Press,
Minn., Investor's
Eye Column 666 Words, English
488)
20 September 1999, Times Union Albany, NY, Churning your own account 562
Words, English
489)
19 September 1999, KRTBN Knight-Ridder Tribune Business News: Fort
Worth Star-Telegram - Texas, Fort Worth Star-Telegram, Texas, Todd Mason Column
746 Words, English
490)
15 September 1999, CNNfn: Digital Jam, Your Money: Online Trading 524 Words,
English
491)
13 September 1999, U.S. News & World Report, Accidental economist
Behavioral investing guru Terry Odean's winding path to finance 1380 Words,
English
492)
12 September 1999, The Record, Northern New Jersey, OVERCONFIDENT
INVESTORS MAY MAKE WORST TRADES 323 Words, English
493)
11 September 1999, National Post, Cybertraders trail the market: Web
encouraging too many trades, and too many gambles 419 Words, English
494)
10 September 1999, KRTBN Knight-Ridder Tribune Business News: The
Record - Hackensack, N.J., Overconfident Investors Lose Most in Market, Davis,
Calif., Study Says 375 Words, English
496)
04 September 1999, Il Sole 24 Ore, SETTIMANA FINANZIARIA; PRIMA
PAGINA; LO SCENARIA – Costi e titoli sbagliati mortificano I ritorni di chi pensa
di poter fare meglio dei gestori; Analisi Usa: I fondi passivi meglio del <fai da te>
796 Words, Italian
497)
10 September 1999, The Globe and Mail, United States 118 Words,
English
498)
01 September 1999, Technology Review, Money goes downmarket.(Culture
Zone)(the effect of technology in personal finance)(Column) 1352 Words, English
499)
01 September 1999, Personal Investor, Trading Their Way To Oblivion 717
Words, English
500)
01 September 1999, Money Magazine, Online Contents 481 Words, English
501)
01 September 1999, Money Magazine, E-Brokers Pump Up The Volume Online firms
want you to trade more. Problem is, that's bad investing. 904 Words, English
502)
01 September 1999, Money Magazine, Reading Between The Lines The new science
of behavioral finance can help investors understand why they make mistakes--and
how to prevent the next one. 868 Words, English
503)
01 September 1999, Money Magazine, Investors' Biggest Mistakes They say that
every error can teach you something. Here's a few lifetimes' worth of learning.
4346 Words, English
504)
01 September 1999, Financial Analysts Journal, From the editor 247 Words,
English
505)
01 September 1999, Personal Investor (Australia), Trading
Their Way to Oblivion 712 Words, English
506)
01 September 1999, ABIX: Australasian Business Intelligence, Trading their
way to oblivion 103 Words, English
507)
31 August 1999, The San Francisco Chronicle, Investment Clubbing On the
Net / Online chat rooms are becoming the venue for members to share ideas, make
buy-and-sell decisions 1532 Words, English
508)
23 August 1999, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, MANY INVESTORS LEAVE BRAINS OUT IN
THE RAIN 790 Words, English
509)
07 August 1999, Peoria Journal Star, Hot stock tip: Think before you
trade 822 Words, English
510)
03 August 1999, The Wall Street Journal, Knowing When to Hold, When to
Fold 876 Words, English
511)
02 August 1999, U.S. News & World Report, Good grief! Sell those dogs
Investors have a touch time dumping their losers. Here's how to let go 1016
Words, English
512)
01 August 1999, The Topeka Capital-Journal, Jane Bryant Quinn: Investors'
tough lesson: The bears aren't all in the woods 814 Words, English
513)
01 August 1999, The Washington Post, How Green Eyes Can Jade Investor Instincts
798 Words, English
514)
01 August 1999, Times Union (Albany, NY), Investing is
a learned response 573 Words, English
515)
01 August 1999, The Record, Northern New Jersey, INVESTORS
OFTEN LET EMOTIONS RULE CHOICES 566 Words, English
516)
01 August 1999, Money Magazine, Fund File 1233 Words, English
517)
01 August 1999, Money Magazine, How To Start An Online Stock Club
INVESTMENT CLUBS ARE NO LONGER LIMITED BY GEOGRAPHY OR FIXED MEETING SCHEDULES,
THANKS TO THE INTERNET. 1209 Words, English
518)
01 August 1999, Greensboro News & Record, BEGINNING INVESTORS AREN'T AS
SMART AS THEY THINK 800 Words, English
519)
01 August 1999, Good Housekeeping, PROS AND CONS OF ONLINE INVESTING.(Brief
Article) 961 Words, English
520)
30 July 1999, Tulsa World, Stock traders do better when they trade less
805 Words, English
521)
29 July 1999, Seattle Post-Intelligencer, MANY NEW INVESTORS NEVER PUT
THEIR BRAINS INTO GEAR 816 Words, English
522)
29 July 1999, KRTBN Knight-Ridder Tribune Business News: Monterey County Herald - California, The Monterey County Herald, Calif., Business
Soapbox Column 722 Words, English
523)
28 July 1999, KRTBN Knight-Ridder Tribune Business News: The Sacramento Bee - California, Internet
Auctions Try to Make Stock Offerings More Accessible to Buyers 946 Words,
English
524)
17 July 1999, Austin American-Statesman, Employer's stock shouldn't be
your portfolio's largest holding 548 Words, English
525)
16 July 1999, The Baltimore Sun, High P/Es safer than you think 258 Words,
English
526)
12 July 1999, Seattle Post-Intelligencer, CHEAP, FREQUENT STOCK TRADING
CAN COST YOU PLENTY 627 Words, English
527)
12 July 1999, The Palm Beach Post, CHEAP STOCK TRADING WILL COST IN THE END
591 Words, English
528)
09 July 1999, Reuters News, Cheap stock trades have their own costs.
669 Words, English
529)
09 July 1999, The Wall Street Journal Europe, Good
Financial Advice Is Abundant; But Ignoring It May Just Be Blissful 866 Words,
English
530)
06 July 1999, The Wall Street Journal, Advice Is Good; Is Ignoring It
Bliss? 856 Words, English
531)
05 July 1999, Newsweek, Dumb Luck on Wall Street: How envying the
undeserving rich can bring out our worst instincts as investors.(CAPITAL
GAINS)(Business) 1076 Words, English
532)
05 July 1999, Barron's, Who's Who in Behavioral Finance 553 Words,
English
533)
02 July 1999, The Gazette (Montreal), Hyperactive
trading is a wealth hazard 811 Words, English
534)
28 June 1999, U.S. News & World Report, A little investment horse
sense Overconfidence, not the lack of data, is biggest danger 657 Words,
English
535)
27 June 1999, The Dallas Morning News, Investors pay for their worst
habits 771 Words, English
536)
23 June 1999, Investor’s Business Daily, Why Investors Cant’ Resist
Those Hot Funds 812 Words, English
537)
14 June 1999, Forbes, The macho jinx: When it comes to the stock
market, maybe the sexes aren't equal. 965 Words, English
538)
01 June 1999, Financial Planning, The Cure For Market Fever:
Inoculating clients against speculation fever may be financial planning's most
valuable service right now. 1720 Words, English
539)
30 May 1999, St. Petersburg Times, It's unreality check time for
today's bull market Series: COLUMN 855 Words, English
540)
30 May 1999, The Record, Northern New Jersey, THE MOTLEY
FOOL 859 Words, English
541)
30 May 1999, The Columbus Dispatch, THE MOTLEY FOOL OUR MISSION: TO INFORM, TO
AMUSE, AND TO HELP YOU MAKE MONEY 1466 Words, English
542)
28 May 1999, The Wall Street Journal Europe, Unreality
Check for the Bull Market As Euphoria Warps Thinking Process 862 Words, English
543)
27 May 1999, The Palm Beach Post, CALLING ALL WOMEN 363 Words, English
544)
25 May 1999, USA Today, N.Y. Stock Exchange to extend hours 335 Words,
English
545)
25 May 1999, The Wall Street Journal, Unreality Check for the Bull
Market 857 Words, English
546)
24 May 1999, The Dallas Morning News, THE MOTLEY FOOL 1337 Words, English
547)
24 May 1999, U.S. News & World Report, Show me the money! Debunking the
myth that everybody but you is getting rich 1842 Words, English
548)
24 May 1999, The Seattle Times, ASK THE FOOL 910 Words, English
549)
24 May 1999, Newsweek, No, Mama, Don't Trade.(misleading advertising
about how easy it is to make buying and selling stocks over the Internet)(Brief
Article) 1133 Words, English
550)
24 May 1999, Dayton Daily News, THE MOTLEY FOOL; WOMEN INVESTORS FARE
WELL - WHEN THEY INVEST 754 Words, English
551)
23 May 1999, Austin American-Statesman, THE MOTLEY FOOL 1315 Words,
English
552)
22 May 1999, Peoria Journal Star, The Motley Fool Small float means
your investment may sink 1334 Words, English
553)
17 May 1999, The Dallas Morning News, Women tend to handle stocks
better study finds Researchers saymen trade too often, are overconfident 727
Words, English
554)
11 May 1999, St. Louis Post-Dispatch, MONEY NEWS TO USE 129 Words,
English
555)
11 May 1999, Buffalo News, MALE INVESTORS OVERTRADE, LEADING TO
UNDERPERFORMANCE 710 Words, English
556)
01 May 1999, Money Magazine, Club Net Among other things, the Internet
is producing lazy investors. 628 Words, English
557)
30 April 1999, Investors Chronicle, No Free Lunch: On Buffett's
coat-tails - Our fortnightly stock-market commentator has been reading the
latest guide to Warren Buffett's investment techniques. He wasn't that
impressed 1066 Words, English
558)
25 April 1999, The Sunday Patriot-News Harrisburg, Online stock trading
seduces novice investors 831 Words, English
559)
21 April 1999, U-WIRE, Duke U.: COLUMN: Is trading hazardous
to your health? 726 Words, English
560)
18 April 1999, KRTBN Knight-Ridder Tribune Business News: Saint Paul Pioneer Press
- Minnesota, Saint Paul Pioneer Press,
Minn., Investor's
Eye Column 721 Words, English
561)
17 April 1999, The Globe and Mail, I am woman, watch my stocks soar
Patience and planning make women the more successful investors, studies
suggest. Men, on the other hand, tend to gamble and subscribe to the greater
fool theory -- always hoping to find someone willing to pay more for a stock than
they did. 1651 Words, English
562)
15 April 1999, USA Today, Cheaper trades mean more trades 690 Words,
English
563)
11 April 1999, Times Union (Albany, NY), Highs, lows
of online investing 524 Words, English
564)
11 April 1999, Greensboro News & Record, INVESTING ONLINE CAN BE GREAT,
OR IT CAN WRECK YOU 840 Words, English
565)
11 April 1999, The Columbus Dispatch, INVESTORS USE ONLINE BROKERS TO TAKE
CONTROL 638 Words, English
566)
11 April 1999, Buffalo News, FOR NOVICE INVESTORS TRADING STOCKS ONLINE,
FINANCIAL DISASTER MAY BE A MOUSE CLICK AWAY 851 Words, English
567)
10 April 1999, Peoria Journal Star, You can get burned investing online
855 Words, English
568)
10 April 1999, The Patriot Ledger Quincy, MA, Staying ahead / Investing
online convenient, but can be risky 836 Words, English
569)
10 April 1999, The Grand Rapids Press, Use caution: Online trades are
addictive 740 Words, English
570)
09 April 1999, Tulsa World, Online investors should resist too-frequent
trades 852 Words, English
571)
08 April 1999, Seattle Post-Intelligencer, INTERNET STOCK TRADING IS A
SNAP - AND COULD BREAK YOU 859 Words, English
572)
01 April 1999, American Bar Association Journal, Outsmart the market 852
Words, English
573)
21 March 1999, Evansville Courier & Press, `DAY TRADING' IS MORE AN
EXPENSIVE HOBBY THAN A SOUND STOCK STRATEGY 546 Words, English
574)
08 March 1999, National Post, Economic behaviour a strange science 968
Words, English
575)
07 March 1999, South China Morning Post, Women take charge of matters.
543 Words, English
576)
26 February 1999, The Journal Record, The psychology of selling stocks too
soon 736 Words, English
577)
23 February 1999, USA Today, Stock trading nears frenetic pace of '29 crash
435 Words, English
578)
21 February 1999, The New York Times, STRATEGIES: The Psycholog of Selling Losers
662 Words, English
579)
15 February 1999, The Orange County Register, Academics aside, investing
wisely isn't all that complex 665 Words, English
580)
13 February 1999, Fox News Channel Cable Programming, Fox On Money 46
Words, English
581)
07 February 1999, South China Morning Post, Investing clubs take wild ride.
786 Words, English
582)
07 February 1999, The Salt Lake Tribune, Best
Investors Try to Keep Things Simple 627 Words, English
583)
07 February 1999, Portland Oregonian, INDEXES CAN TAKE THE GAMBLING OUT OF
INVESTING 927 Words, English
584)
07 February 1999, The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, Return goals should be
tempered by risk tolerance 972 Words, English
585)
01 February 1999, Institutional Investor, Financial analysis 785 Words,
English
586)
01 February 1999, ABOUT WOMEN & MARKETING, Investment Clubs Give Women
a Way to Learn. 671 Words, English
587)
01 February 1999, Financial Planning, Hearts, Minds & Money: Planners
are more effective when they understand financial motivationtheir clients' and
their own. 4178 Words, English
588)
25 January 1999, USA Today, Internet investors ignore risks 314 Words,
English
589)
19 January 1999, ABOUT WOMEN & MARKETING, Women Stock Holders Earn
More than Men. 588 Words, English
590)
15 January 1999, The Wall Street Journal Europe, Investment
Tricks Can Mean Less Treats: Use Psychology to Avoid Hidden Costs 743 Words,
English
591)
12 January 1999, The Wall Street Journal, Wall Street Tricks Can Mean Less
Treats 821 Words, English
592)
02 January 1999, Fox News Channel Cable Programming, Fox On Money 42
Words, English
593)
01 January 1999, SmartMoney, Confidence Game: What investors don't know
can definitely hurt them 1639 Words, English
594)
22 December 1998, NBER Reporter, Behavioral finance.(conference held on October 29, 1998) 835 Words,
English
595)
10 December 1998, The Dallas Morning News, Investors can't blame brokers
for own addiction toovertrading 800 Words, English
596)
06 December 1998, Deseret News, Women investors net higher returns than
men, study says 942 Words, English
597)
01 December 1998, Journal of Finance, Volume, volatility, price, and profit
when all traders are above average 115 Words, English
598)
30 November 1998, Time Magazine, Your Money 303 Words, English
599)
30 November 1998, The Wall Street Journal, Essay --- The Myth of the Dumb
Investor: You're so incompetent that you need outside help, right? Don't
believe it 1507 Words, English
600)
30 November 1998, The Wall Street Journal, Going Outside --- The First
Question: How do you know whether you need outside help? 2003 Words, English
601)
27 November 1998, National Post, A common trait of bad investors:
testosterone: Men trade their stocks too often, California study
concludes 405 Words, English
602)
22 November 1998, Jornal do Commércio do Rio de Janeiro, Homem versus mulheres.
695 Words, Portuguese
603)
16 November 1998, Charleston Daily Mail, HEADLINE: A social approach -
Investment clubs attempt to tie profit to learning, fun 1304 Words, English
604)
15 November 1998, KNSD-TV, NBC 7/39 News This Weekend 33 Words, English
605)
14 November 1998, CNN Cable Programming, Your Money 156 Words, English
606)
14 November 1998, WFSB-TV, Eyewitness News Weekend 76 Words, English
607)
13 November 1998, KUSA-TV, Nine News Daybreak 127 Words, English
608)
13 November 1998, WTVT-TV, Good Day Tampa Bay 158 Words,
English
609)
132 November 1998, KMOV-TV, Your News This Morning 113 Words, English
610)
12 November 1998, CNNfn: In The Game, Your Money: Investment Clubs 470
Words, English
611)
12 November 1998, CNNfn: In Play, Your Money: Investment Clubs 470 Words,
English
612)
12 November 1998, CNNfn: Business Day, Your Money: Investment Clubs 472
Words, English
613)
12 November 1998, CNNfn: Before Hours, Your Money - Investment Clubs 470
Words, English
614)
12 November 1998, CNN, Business Day 261 Words, English
615)
12 November 1998, CNN, Headline News 158 Words, English
616)
12 November 1998, KOCO-TV, 5 News at Noon 123 Words, English
617)
12 November 1998, KOAT-TV, Action 7 News Live at Noon, 82 Words,
English
618)
12 November 1998, WWLP-TV, 22 News 85 Words, English
619)
09 November 1998, The Journal Record, Study shows most investment clubs
can't beat the Street 479 Words, English
620)
08 November 1998, The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, Some clubs fall short 182
Words, English
621)
06 November 1998, The Capital Times, CYBERTRADING: SAVVY INVESTING OR
LEGALIZED GAMBLING? 1211 Words, English
622)
06 November 1998, The Wall Street Journal Europe, Sticking to
an Investing Plan Isn't Easy, You Need More Than Firm Conviction 878 Words,
English
623)
05 November 1998, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, NOT-SO HAPPY RETURNS \ RESEARCHERS
SAYS 60 PERCENT OF INVESTMENT CLUBS DON'T BEAT THE MARKET 1137 Words, English
624)
05 November 1998, Los Angeles Daily News, INVESTORS GETTING
CLUBBED; MOST GROUPS FAILING TO MATCH MARKET PERFORMANCE, STUDY SAYS 480 Words,
English
625)
04 November 1998, Dow Jones Online News, Investing Clubs Mostly Fail To
Outperform The Overall Market 1165 Words, English
626)
04 November 1998, The Wall Street Journal, Investing Clubs Mostly Fail To
Top Market 38 Words, English
627)
03 November 1998, The Wall Street Journal, Sticking to an Investing Plan
Isn't Easy 863 Words, English
628)
02 November 1998, Time Magazine, Your Money 298 Words, English
629)
02 November 1998, The Harrisburg Patriot, Women investors outperform men //
They trade less, earn higher returns 856 Words, English
630)
02 November 1998, Barron's, Early Bounce? Funds' tax-selling could speed
"January effect" 1025 Words, English
631)
01 November 1998, Express on Sunday, Women Are Out in Front, Naturally 707
Words, English
632)
01 November 1998, SmartMoney, Winning with Losers: Here's how to end an
awful 1998 and set yourself up for a great 1999 1778 Words, English
633)
01 November 1998, The Palm Beach Post, WOMEN WIN BATTLE OF SEXES IN
STOCKS 146 Words, English
634)
29 October 1998, Waikato Times, THE SUCCESSES OF WOMEN. 725 Words, English
635)
29 October 1998, U-WIRE, U. California-Davis: UC Davis Study links
overconfidence with low investment success 641 Words, English
636)
27 October 1998, Buffalo News, INVESTORS ON WEB TRADE TOO MUCH, CUTTING
EARNINGS 912 Words, English
637)
26 October 1998, The Europeean, Men Opt for Thrills 563 Words, English
638)
25 October 1998, The Grand Rapids Press, Investing women outperform men
707 Words, English
639)
25 October 1998, Sunday Star-Times (Auckland), Women better
at making money on stockmarket 341 Words, English
640)
24 October 1998, The Times of India, `Women make better investors than
men'. 201 Words, English
641)
24 October 1998, The Guardian (London), From the Business Pages: Why
women tend to be better investors 305 Words, English
642)
23 October 1998, Reuters - Noticias Latinoamericanas, Mujeres ganan más en
la Bolsa que hombres, según estudio EEUU. 389 Words, Spanish
643)
22 October 1998, States News Service, The latest California news from
States News Service. 1853 Words, English
644)
21 October 1998, Corriere della Sera, "Sono le donne i veri guru di
Wall Street L'uomo negli affari e' troppo romantico". 634 Words, Italian
645)
21 October 1998, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, WHEN IT COMES TO INVESTING, WOMEN
MAKE MORE CENTS 936 Words, English
646)
21 October 1998, Deutsche Presse-Agentur, Study shows women make better
investors than men 183 Words, German
647)
20 October 1998, Dow Jones News Service, Smartmoney: Stock Screen: Winning
With Losers: Here's How To End An Awful 1998 And Set Yourself Up For A Great
1999 1255 Words, English
648)
20 October 1998, The Globe and Mail, Men churn, women earn; single guys
rank lowest in investment study Shuffling accounts works against them 656
Words, English
649)
20 October 1998, The Wall Street Journal Europe, Women
Outperform Men as Investors, New Study Shows --- Male Overconfidence Results In
Too Much Activity Which Can Prove Costly 943 Words, English
650)
20 October 1998, The Wall Street Journal, Women Outdo Men in Results In
Investing 944 Words, English
651)
20 October 1998, The Plain Dealer Cleveland, OH, STOCK MARKET
JITTERS TEACH VALUABLE LESSONS 830 Words, English
652)
12 October 1998, The Press Democrat Santa Rosa, CA, ONLINE
TRADE-OFF 1248 Words, English
653)
08 October 1998, The Globe and Mail, U.S. broker has clear view on
dangers of cyber-trading VERY PUBLIC CAMPAIGN Always blunt Merrill
vice-chairman John Steffens says trading on the Internet encourages people to
trade too much at the expense of long-term returns 1301 Words, English
654)
01 October 1998, Journal of Finance, Are investors reluctant to realize
their losses? 110 Words, English
655)
01 October 1998, Kiplinger’s Personal Finance, The Internet
Revolutions; Goodbye Wall Street, Hello Omaha 5295 Words, English
656)
28 September 1998, The Asian Wall Street Journal, Merrill Lynch Executive
Wages War on Cybertrade 1013 Words, English
657)
25 September 1998, The Wall Street Journal Europe, In the Field
of Investing, Self-Confidence Can Sometimes Come Back to Haunt You 822 Words,
English
658)
24 September 1998, Rocky Mountain News, SELF-CONFIDENCE IN STOCK MARKET CAN
BACKFIRE, STUDY SHOWS 461 Words, English
659)
23 September 1998, The Wall Street Journal Merrill Says Online Trading Is
Bad for Investors 1268 Words, English
660)
23 September 1998, Associated Press Newswires, In the field of investing,
self-confidence can sometimes come back to haunt you 819 Words, English
661)
23 September 1998, KDSO-AM Radio, Money In the Morning 108 Words, English
662)
22 September 1998, The Wall Street Journal, In the Field of Investing,
Self-Confidence Can Sometimes Come Back to Haunt You, 815 Words, English
663)
04 September 1998, The Washington Post, Online Traders' Net Impact On the Increase
1130 Words, English
664)
01 September 1998, The Wall Street Journal Europe, For the
Panicky, a Few Ways to Get a Grip 715 Words, English
665)
01 September 1998, The Asian Wall Street Journal, For the Panicky, A Few
Ways To Get a Grip 872 Words, English
666)
01 September 1998, KCRA-TV, Channel 3 Reports 68 Words, English
667)
31 August 1998, The Wall Street Journal, For Jittery Stock Investors,
Some Psychological Pointers 872 Words, English
668)
31 August 1998, Investment News, COMPUTERS AND THE WORLD WIDE WEB, FAR
FROM CONSIGNING TRUSTED PROFESSIONAL FINANCIAL ADVISERS TO THE OUTER DARKNESS,
MAKE THEM MORE USEFUL THAN EVER: TECHNOLOGY IS JUST A TOOL THAT ADDS VALUE TO
PEOPLE 2424 Words, English
669)
24 August 1998, Houston Chronicle, Ready to play the market? Better learn
the rules first / Trading is fun, but don't consider it real investing 1737
Words, English
670)
23 August 1998, The Washington Post, Internet Is Ideal For a `Fun' Account 1679
Words, English
671)
21 August 1998, Deutsche Presse-Agentur, Study shows women make better
investors than men 183 words, German
672)
03 August 1998, The Plain Dealer Cleveland, OH, ONLINE
TRADING CAN CARRY A HIGH PRICE 279 Words, English
673)
25 July 1998, Het Financieele Dagblad, ACTIEF BELEGGEN SCHAADT UW
VERMOGEN. 990 Words, Dutch
674)
23 July 1998, The New York Times, From a Broker, Concern About On-Line Trading
543 Words, English
675)
20 July 1998, The Seattle Times, ASK THE FOOL 478 Words, English
676)
20 July 1998, St. Louis Post-Dispatch, THE MOTLEY FOOL OUR MISSION: TO INFORM, TO
AMUSE AND TO HELP YOU MAKE MONEY 1584 Words, English
677)
19 July 1998, Austin American-Statesman, The Motley Fool 1260 Words,
English
678)
18 July 1998, Peoria Journal Star, The Motley Fool Company's other
specialties make for tracking stocks 1302 Words, English
679)
10 July 1998, Sydney Morning Herald, Simple Proves Best Yet Again 894
Words, English
680)
05 July 1998, The Evansville Courier, INVESTORS HAVE WAY TO SAFELY WADE
IN THE MARKET AS STOCK WAVES ROLL IN AND OUT 581 Words, English
681)
26 June 1998, USA Today, Here are 8 easy ways to lose your shirt in
stocks 1259 Words, English
682)
15 June 1998, Newsweek, The Creatures of the Bull 1105 Words, English
683)
08 June 1998, The Plain Dealer Cleveland, OH, FREQUENT
TRADING CAN NEGATE GAINS, STUDY FINDS 345 Words, English
684)
07 June 1998, Newsday, INVESTING / In Rough Waters, Resist Lure to
Abandon Ship 1078 Words, English
685)
06 June 1998, Austin American-Statesman, Trading shares too often is
investor's worst enemy 1498 Words, English
686)
02 June 1998, Buffalo News, TOO MUCH TRADING TURNS INVESTORS INTO THEIR
OWN WORST ENEMY 1141 Words, English
687)
01 June 1998, Houston Chronicle, Researchers think it's better to hold
'em than to fold 'em / Study indicates many shuffle portfolio too much 1469
Words, English
688)
31 May 1998, The Washington Post, Study Shows Merit Of Buy-and-Hold 1496
Words, English
689)
28 May 1998, WGAL-TV, News 8 Morning Report 82 Words, English
690)
27 May 1998, WCAU-TV, This Mornings Business 121 Words, English
691)
26 May 1998, The Wall Street Journal, Europe Quick Trading
Benefits Few Investors 755 Words, English
692)
26 May 1998, The Wall Street Journal, Fast Trading Lags Behind In
Returns --- Small-Stock Volatility Is Tempting to Investors 1567 Words, English
693)
25 May 1998, Business Week, STOCK TRADING CAN BE A NASTY HABIT, 229
Words, English
694)
15 May 1998, The Wall Street Journal Europe, The Truth
Investors Don't Want to Hear On Index Funds and Market Soothsayers 819 Words,
English
695)
14 May 1998, South Bend Tribune, The truth investors don't want to hear
on index funds, market soothsayers 821 Words, English
696)
12 May 1998, Dow Jones Online News, Getting Going: The Truth Investors
Don't Want To Hear 825 Words, English
697)
12 May 1998, The Wall Street Journal, The Truth Investors Don't Want to
Hear On Index Funds and Market Soothsayers 816 Words, English
698)
01 May 1998, Money Magazine, The Art Of Selling KNOWING WHEN TO TAKE
PROFITS OR CUT LOSSES ISN'T EASY. ASKING YOURSELF SOME HARD QUESTIONS CAN HELP.
3534 Words, English
699)
11 April 1998, The Globe and Mail, When the rational investor isn't
People like to believe they are in control, but their investment decisions are
rarely coherent, a Princeton University professor argues. 1291 Words, English
700)
01 April 1998, Money Magazine, Stocks Or Funds Stocks give you a shot at
explosive gains, while funds offer a smoother ride. Here's how to choose which
is best for you. 4392 Words, English
701)
20 March 1998, The Wall Street Journal Europe, Despite Good
Intentions, Many Investors Ignore the ABCs of Building a Portfolio 872 Words,
English
702)
17 March 1998, Dow Jones Online News, Getting Going: Many Investors
Ignore ABCs Of Building A Portfolio 877 Words, English
703)
17 March 1998, The Wall Street Journal, Despite Good Intentions, Many
Investors Ignore the ABCs of Building a Portfolio 866 Words, English
704)
09 March 1998, Dow Jones Online News, Real Investor Is Not Rational
Investor, Professor Says 1386 Words, English
705)
09 March 1998, Dow Jones News Service, Investor-3-: Focus On Gains And
Losses Obscures Big Picture 526 Words, English
706)
01 March 1998, SmartMoney, Efficiency Deficiency: Sometimes the theory
behind index funds comes up short 1505 Words, English
707)
01 March 1998, Kiplinger's Personal Finance Magazine, The seven deadly
sins of investing. (portfolio management advice) 2599 Words, English
708)
19 February 1998, Dow Jones News Service, SmartMoney: Efficiency Deficiency
-2- 592 Words, English
709)
01 February 1998, Journal of Financial Planning, The grass is always
browner 84 Words, English
710)
29 January 1998, Expansion (Madrid), MASTER EN FINANZAS 7 LA
DEMENSION HUMANA DE LOS MERCADOS 5028 Words, Spanish
711)
12 January 1998, The Plain Dealer Cleveland, OH, DECISION TO
CASH OUT OFTEN COMES TOO SOON 540 Words, English
712)
05 January 1998, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, SELLING TOO SOON MANY INVESTORS
JUMP THE GUN UNLOADING THEIR WINNING STOCKS WHILE KEEPING THE DOGS 1452 Words,
English
713)
05 January 1998, The Plain Dealer Cleveland, OH, SELLING HIGH
TOO SOON CAN SHORTCHANGE A PORTFOLIO 540 Words, English
714)
30 December 1997, St. Louis Post-Dispatch, THINK THAT HOT STOCK HAS TO COOL?
THINK AGAIN 1459 Words, English
715)
30 December 1997, The Journal Record, Bailing out too soon may mean thinner
pocketbook 1376 Words, English
716)
28 December 1997, The New York Times, INVESTING IT; Selling the Golden
Goose Before All the Eggs are Laid 1312 Words, English
717)
14 December 1997, The Orange County Register, Don't let your personal quirks
lead to irrational investment decisions // FINANCE: Sell your losers and hang
onto your winners; reinvest in some sure bets. 1094 Words, English
718)
12 December 1997, The Wall Street Journal Europe, Stocks:
Facing the Inevitable: Next Market Drop Still Looms 833 Words, English
719)
09 December 1997, The Wall Street Journal, Are You Prepared for the
Inevitable? Next Market Drop Will Test Investors 835 Words, English
720)
09 December 1997, Dow Jones Online News, Prepared For The Inevitable? Next
Market Drop Will Test Investors 848 Words, English
721)
08 December 1997, U.S. News & World Report, When it's all in the mind
Taking advantage of the pack mentality; Tip #4 823 775 Words, English
722)
02 December 1997, Dow Jones Online News, Personal Quirks May Keep You From
Making Smart Financial Moves 1243 Words, English
723)
01 December 1997, Rocky Mountain News, INVESTORS TEND TO KEEP LOSERS 360
Words, English
724)
01 December 1997, The Wall Street Journal, On the Couch: Your personal
quirks may be keeping you From making the smartest financial decisions 1232
Words, English
725)
11 November 1997, CNNfn: Street Sweep, Investor Study Cont. 760 Words,
English
726)
10 November 1997, Newsweek, What Should You Do? by Jane Bryant Quinn 1771
Words, English
727)
08 November 1997, Buffalo News, MOST BUY AND SELL DECISIONS ARE WRONG, SO
INVESTORS SHOULD USUALLY JUST BUY AND HOLD 750 Words, English
728)
04 November 1997, The Cincinnati Post, Put your frailties to work 865
Words, English
729)
03 November 1997, Times Union (Albany, NY), Trade less
to earn more stock gains 608 Words, English
730)
03 November 1997, Houston Chronicle, Investor behavior: it's all in your
head / Investors do things that defy logic. But investing is an emotional
activity, and there's no way to banish pride, fear, impatience and regret 1472
Words, English
731)
02 November 1997, The Sunday Patriot-News Harrisburg, Study finds buy-sell
pattern by stockholders unprofitable 792 Words, English
732)
29 October 1997, The Pantagraph Bloomington, IL, MARKET MOVES: Investors
lose 5.9%by selling winning stocks, keeping losers 817 Words, English
733)
28 October 1997, St. Louis Post-Dispatch, MANY STOCKHOLDERS DON'T KNOW WHEN TO
FOLD 'EM 737 Words, English
734)
28 October 1997, Seattle Post-Intelligencer, RESEARCH REVEALS FOUR
UNFORTUNATE INVESTMENT TRUTHS 711 Words, English
735)
06 October 1997, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, PROFIT OVERBOARD! SOME PEOPLE SEEM
TO WORK AS HARD AT LOSING MONEY AS MAKING IT 1398 Words, English
736)
03 October 1997, The Wall Street Journal Europe, Put Human
Frailties to Work When Making Financial Plans 877 Words, English
737)
30 September 1997, The Wall Street Journal, Put Human Frailties to Work for
You When Making Your Financial Decisions 874 Words, English
738)
30 September 1997, Dow Jones Online News, Put Human Frailties To Work For
You In Your Financial Decisions 888 Words, English
739)
30 September 1997, Los Angeles Times, IRRATIONAL PASTIME; STUDYING
THE WHYS BEHIND THE FALLACIES WE FALL FOR 2560 Words, English
740)
29 September 1997, Business Week, THE PERILS OF INVESTING TOO CLOSE TO HOME
927 Words, English
741)
05 September 1997, The Journal Record, Checking schooling of fund managers
can pay off 914 Words, English
742)
01 September 1997, The San Francisco Chronicle, Checking Fund Managers'
Schooling Can Pay Off for Investors / Look for those from elite colleges and
who scored high on SAT 941 Words, English
743)
01 July 1997, SmartMoney, Herd on the Street 1617 Words, English
744)
22 June 1997, NBER Reporter, Behavioral finance group meets. (applying
'natural selection' to securities valuation)(Panel Discussion) 987 Words,
English
745)
16 June 1997, Forbes, Pound-foolish. (pros and cons of discount
brokers)(includes related article on an investor suit against Olde Discount
Corp.)(1997 Investment Guide) 1706 Words, English
746)
30 May 1997, The Arizona Daily Star, Buy high, sell low 521 Words,
English
747)
25 May 1997, Los Angeles Daily News, THINK YOU'RE READY FOR THE BIG
LEAGUES? THINK AGAIN; NEW FINDINGS ON WALL STREET: SMALL INVESTORS DON'T KNOW
WHEN TO HOLD, WHEN TO FOLD UNIMPRESSIVE RESULTS 1342 Words, English
748)
21 May 1997, The Globe and Mail, Small investors pick lousy stocks,
study says Many people are selling the stocks they should buy, and buying the
ones they should sell 905 Words, English
749)
20 May 1997, The Asian Wall Street Journal, In New York: Small
Investors Pick Lemons 885 Words, English
750)
16 May 1997, The Wall Street Journal, All the Wrong Moves: Study Finds
Investors Buy When They Should Sell, and Vice Versa 893 Words, English
751)
16 May 1997, Dow Jones Online News, Heard On The Street: Small
Investors Found To Make Wrong Moves 798 Words, English
752)
16 May 1997, Dow Jones Money Management Alert, WSJ Heard On The Street:Study
Finds Investors Act In Error 359 Words, English
753)
13 April 1997, Austin American-Statesman, Why are markets moody? They're
only human 1541 Words, English
754)
12 April 1997, Il Mondo, Il lato oscuro del mercato. 1756
Words, Italian