Vanguard to Retail Investors: Stop Trying!
In this segment called "Tweet It!" from The Motley Fool's everything-financials show, Where the Money Is, banking analysts Matt Koppenheffer and David Hanson take a look at a few of today's top tweets and offer their perspective to investors.
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Today's featured tweets:
How NOT to build wealth: Try to beat the pros by doing lots of research on individual stocks.
-- Vanguard (@Vanguard_Group) July 30, 2013
Even after £5.8bn rights issue, £2bn convertible bonds, cutting balance sheet & retaining earnings Barclays will still be levered 33 times
-- William Wright (@Williamw1) July 30, 2013
Morning! We're testing your J.K. Rowling knowledge this week in honor of her birthday. Do you remember the name of her book of fairy tales?
-- SunTrust (@AskSunTrust) July 30, 2013
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