Posted on 14/01/06
A rear-view mirror look at stock tippers
Mainstream investing newsletters do some fine work in suggesting stocks and funds for readers, but most of them are weak in the area of accountability.The typical newsletter offers a whack of picks each issue, and then lets them float off into the ether. Readers may see the occasional update, but for the most part there is no precise accounting of money made and lost.
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