Welcome to Forbes for June 14th, 2010 from Audible. This edition is Forbes' annual Investment Guide: time-tested ways to protect and increase wealth. It contains seven feature articles.
First, "The Average Investor Is His Own Worst Enemy" - Terry Odean's research into investor behavior shows how people sabotage themselves.
Next, "Five Myths About Asset Allocation" - There is no perfect allocation and no absolute protection in a bear market. But it's still worth diversifying and rebalancing once a year.
Also, "Guide to Muni Bond Shopping" - Once safe and sleepy, the muni bond market now abounds with danger--and opportunity.
Then, "Junk Bonds: Are Worse Days Ahead?" If you're an optimist, junk bond yields are enticing again. Buy sparingly.
Followed by, "Retail Stocks Back In Style" - Retail stocks got pounded during the recession and are still pretty cheap. Eden Capital's Adam Newar says it's not too late to bet on their recovery.
We'll also tell you about, "Five Rules For Inherited IRAs" – Families can stretch out the tax breaks of retirement accounts for decades if they know the rules.
And in our final story, "Investigate Before You Expatriate' – Retiring abroad sounds intriguing to those seeking balmy climes and cheaper living. But there are pitfalls.
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