Analysis: Republicans, Democrats both see gains, define success differently in financial bill

WASHINGTON (AP) — Forget the inflated rhetoric, the polls showing public anger about Wall Street, the convoluted details of financial derivatives and even the Capitol barbecue of Goldman Sachs moneymen. Republicans and Democrats both got what...

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  1. If you’re still on the fence on how to invest, please allow me to supplement this great and well-written post with my own experience. I’ve worked in numerous boutique banks and I’ve had my try at wealth management too. It was a long and arduous road to take for a career path but now that I have retired, I often find myself passing along some advice. First! Read as many reputable books and articles as you can in investing . These will help you TREMENDOUSLY in the long run – don’t get greedy! I’d recommend The Intelligent Investor or Random Walk Down Wall Street or its corollary by Delos Chang from NOVA. With all the drug wars and stock crises you never know what’s going to happen. Really build a foundation and of course, don’t go into insider trading or you’ll get arrested! Hope my advice has helped any of you looking for more ways to invest. Don’t always look at the short run return! Keep an eye on the long run too.

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