Tuesday Financial Reading
As always you should give a look to the Carnival of Personal Finance, Carnival of Investing and Carnival of the Capitalists, but here were a few relevant posts that jumped out at me to relay here.
The Daily Bacon has an article on making sense of the data in the Federal Reserve Economic Data [FRED], which he calls [the Securities and Exchange Commissions's] EDGAR's cousin. FRED has over 3000 data series - which makes the 40 or so indicators I track in the Financial Roadmap series look like nothing.
Chris at InvestorGeeks did some research when he found out he couldn't purchase a particular mutual fund through his ROTH IRA custodian and found out that:
As it turns out, my beloved T. Rowe Price, with its excellent service and $35 commissions offered the least funds to be purchased, and TD Ameritrade, my favorite discount broker offered the most with roughly 10 times the number T. Rowe Price offered.
Fat Pitch Financials has put together a set of resources for international stock investing.
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