Question

help!

Answer 1

@jim_thompson5910

Answer 2

this is my last article! haha i had so many! could you help guide me through three of them?

Answer 3

i already did like half of number 3, i just dont know if i got it right

Answer 4

okay :P

Answer 5

i skipped 2 so im on 3

Answer 6

what is index mutual fund?

Answer 7

i did and ive re read it a couple times

Answer 8

is that the only difference betweeen managing mutual fun?

Answer 9

*fund

Answer 10

so index is just that they invest in big name companies

Answer 11

okok i get that!

Answer 12

alright, and number 2 i just dont get at all

Answer 13

yeah i see were it is :)
Do you understand #2

Answer 14

ohh

Answer 15

could you explain?

Answer 16

umm idk..

Answer 17

less

Answer 18

okayyy

Answer 19

soo what does this mean to the question

Answer 20

okay okay, hmm

Answer 21

honestly im still kinda stuck

Answer 22

so which would it work for then? in order to answer the question

Answer 23

okay

Answer 24

okay i get that, but how do i answer the question is where im confused

Answer 25

okay.. ill figure it out. what about number 4

Answer 26

okk hmm give me a sec

Answer 27

The theory of averages doesn't work for investing in the Dow Jones Industrial Average or the Standard & Poor's 500- stock Index because even though the stocks still go up and down randomly they still tend to stick somewhere close to the average, even if it a little above or a little below its still close.

Answer 28

thats as much as i get

Answer 29

so i can just add that?

Answer 30

but is what i wrote right?

Answer 31

okay let me rewrite the whole thing

Answer 32

The theory of averages doesn't work for investing in the Dow Jones Industrial Average or the Standard & Poor's 500- stock Index because even though the stocks still go up and down randomly they still tend to stick somewhere close to the average, even if it a little above or a little below its still close. So if you end up less then average you have to pay fees, taxes ect. and you are under the average, in this case you have not beaten the market. In order to beat it you would have be considerably over the average.

Answer 33

really? cool!

Answer 34

could you erase it again?