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Stock Market?

September 11th, 2010

Im new to the stock market and i just wanted to know which corporations are you guys currently watching and name 5 corporations’ stocks that every broker should be watching on a daily basis. Ranges from Canada to United States.

Thanks in advance

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How do I get the "Voting Record" of mutual fund managers?

August 31st, 2010

Yes, It’s "Shareholder Voting Season" and I was wondering how I would determine how the Mutual Fund Managers VOTE on Stock ISSUES proposed by share holders. Voting for the Board of Directors of Corporations, and Voting for Auditors.

Does anyone know if the Mutual Fund Managers make their votes public, or if I as a collective owner of a Mutual Fund can sway a manager to vote a certain way.

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Why is it bad for a mutual fund to have too many assets?

April 11th, 2010

I keep reading on morningstar and other finance sites about how "such and such a mutual fund is getting too bloated with assets," and that this is especially a problem for funds that focus on small-cap stocks. And I see that Vanguard and many other companies have closed funds to new investors–even Vanguard’s Windsor II, which focuses on huge corporations, has restricted new investors. Let’s say a mutual fund purchases more that 50% of a company, why is that bad? Isn’t that what Warren Buffet’s Berkshire Hathaway does?