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MODULE 10
WHY CORPORATE INVESTMENT FIRMS MISINFORM YOU AND FAIL TO MAXIMIZE THE PROFITS OF YOUR INVESTMENT PORTFOLIO
The Economics That Drive Large Investment Firms

This is the first of six modules in which you will learn why it is almost impossible for you to maximize the returns of your stock portfolio with a large investment house, whether it is a Wall Street firm, or a particularly well-known and respected firm in your country.  Remember, that these modules apply to stock portfolio returns only, and large investment firms do offer superior access to private equity funds and foreign currency exchange rates. But this e-learning module centers around equity investments and a few special asset classes, so in this regard, we will tell you only how to protect your portfolio from the practices of large investment firms.

 
There are numerous reasons why the above paragraph is true, from simple economics of how financial consultants and branch managers are compensated, to how fees are structured (even on “idle” cash that may not be invested), to the relationship between investment banking and brokerage divisions of firms. 
 

In Module 10, you will learn through simple economics and mathematics, why your account is most likely receiving far less attention than you believe, even if you have over USD $1,000,000 with a firm. If you don’t know what we know, we guarantee you that you’re earning far less than is possible.

 

Content:                                                             10 pages
Number of Lessons:                                         7
Exam Questions:                                              6
Estimated Time of Completion:                    1- 2 hours

 
Note: Content Pages are measured by how many pages the content would constitute if on a standard 8.5" * 11" page, Times New Roman 12 font, not web pages as some web pages are 3-5 pages "long".

 








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