June 25th, 2007 | Category: Uncategorized |

It seems as though the compliance guy where I am working this summer has decided to change the rules regarding the interns. As a result, for all intents and purposes, I’m no longer allowed to invest my money in securities that are no open-ended mutual funds. What does that mean for TheCuriousInvestor?

    • Portfolio B no longer exists.
    • Portfolio A will continue to hold its current holdings - CHL and PJC until I decide to sell them at which point I’ll go to cash for the remainder of the summer.
    • I’m going to stop discussing individual stocks on this site and any stocks used as an example on this site should not be construed as an endorsement for it.

      It’s a bit sad for me to have to do this and I do hope that, come fall, I’ll be back at the investing. Maybe it’s good to get a break as it seems Portfolio A’s strategy needs to be reworked in the current more volatile market. I will continue to write on investing principles and continue to try to learn more and more about investing as this is something my boss was very enthusiastic when I signed on and thus far I have not heard that that part of TheCuriousInvestor is inappropriate.

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