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Do-It-Yourself Portfolio Management -- With these online services, who needs the pros? "If the past year's returns are as good as Wall Street's best and brightest can do, you might as well do it yourself, says Mitchell Tuchman, CEO of MarketRiders, a new investment-advisory service for D-I-Y investors." |
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Stirring Up the Right Investment Mix "The best index assistance system of all would let you pick just how much help you want or need and then pay for it accordingly. That's why I like a new service called MarketRiders." |
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Do It Yourself Investing "You don't have to pay a lot of money to get money managed...options include online services like MarketRiders." |
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MarketRiders Promises Steady Returns Through The Magic of Exchange-Traded Funds "If you think you can beat the stock market, don't bother reading...this post is about a startup that wants to make investing boring and predictable, which is something most of the investing public could use right now." |
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Money Changers: Eight Startups Brimming With Hope for the Financial Industry "MarketRiders is part of a movement of Web-based financial startups creating services that embrace transparency (even in their largely fee-based pricing) and improve the customer experience. These are the same traits that changed everything from music to auto sales..." |
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PersonalFinance: Web-based financial advisers "MarketRiders is founded on modern portfolio theory...it's a remarkably simple, easy-to-use site." |
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MarketRiders: Riding the Wave with DIY Investing "The lesson many investors have learned is that their financial advisors can't beat the market and therefore are no more worthwhile than a simple computer program. Enter MarketRiders, a web-based investment advisory service that allows individual investors to type in their age, time horizon, investment experience and risk tolerance and sit back as a computer algorithm analyzes it and tells them what to buy and sell." |
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The Great Rebalancing Debate "In a recent release, the company says its rebalancing strategy gave investors in one of its bond-heavy model portfolios the chance to more than double their returns-from 2.37 percent to 5.05 percent-during the turbulent 12-month stretch that wrapped up at the end of September" |
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Hedging Tips for ETF Traders "'People who are active traders and are trying to use ETFs to hedge...might as well be playing at a roulette table. Usually they'll guess wrong and they'll get carried out,' says Mitch Tuchman, CEO and cofounder of MarketRiders.com." |
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MarketRiders may be the answer to your investment questions "While I don't have room in this column to offer a long list of cost-effective investment options, I will recommend that you check out one new product that offers people a simple, inexpensive way to manage their retirement investments themselves. It's called MarketRiders..." Vicki Lee Parker, McClatchy-Tribune News Service |
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The New Online Wealth Management Competitors "Sites such as MarketRiders and FiLife come closer to providing the type of financial advice typically doled out by financial advisers." |
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MarketRiders Automates the Financial Advisor, Sort Of "By cutting out the middleman, MarketRiders has potential to offer returns similar to existing fund managers', but without the hefty fees." |
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Smart Asset Allocation Key to Investment Success, Says New Portfolio-Balancing Engine MarketRiders "I've seen a lot of sites and approaches over the years that claim to hold the key to investment success. MarketRiders is one of the most studied, sensible, economical ones I've encountered." |
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New site brings investing to the masses, sort of "What TurboTax did to CPAs, Mitch Tuchman hopes MarketRiders.com will do to investment brokers." |
