mohit | Shared With: Everyone - Apr 19 2007 | 401k, mutual funds, investment club, investing, google, todo, googlefinance
Cool. I'm going to use this to create a spreadsheet to compare the various investment options available in our 401k program. The research tools on our plan website are pretty minimal, so this should help.
UPDATE: I found the following undocumented attributes:
"name"- mohit | Shared With: Everyone - Nov 24 2006 | investment club, investing, international, mutual funds
Recommended by my uncle...
Quoted: This mutual fund should be a long-term winner, but its recent absolute returns aren't sustainable
- mohit | Shared With: Everyone - Apr 19 2006 | investment club, investing, mutual funds
Quoted: What are closed-end funds and open-end funds? A closed-end fund works like an individual stock, because the fund’s shares are traded on an exchange. Closed-end ...
mohit | Shared With: Everyone - Apr 12 2006 | investment club, investing, mutual funds
I just received a distribution from a mutual fund I own and noticed something similar...
Quoted: When I receive a 5 percent dividend, the value of a $10 share drops to $9.50. What have I gained? I also have to pay tax on the 5 percent dividend, so I've actually lost ground. Is this smoke and mirrors, or am I missing something?
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