Comments on: Equal Weighted vs. Cap Weighted http://www.mullooly.net/equal-weighted-vs-cap-weighted/919 NJ Fee Only Investment Advisor, providing guidance for your 401k account. Mullooly Asset is a fee-only alternative to stockbrokers and financial planners. Sun, 08 Nov 2009 14:45:24 -0600 hourly 1 By: Craig Latourre http://www.mullooly.net/equal-weighted-vs-cap-weighted/919/comment-page-1#comment-6144 Craig Latourre Sun, 08 Nov 2009 14:45:24 +0000 http://www.mullooly.net/?p=919#comment-6144 Tom, I really like these new videos that you have added lately. It's a lot easier to follow what you are saying, when you see it. Keep up the good work. I had no idea Exxon was the biggest company out there. I would have guessed GE or Microsoft. CL Tom,

I really like these new videos that you have added lately. It's a lot easier to follow what you are saying, when you see it. Keep up the good work. I had no idea Exxon was the biggest company out there. I would have guessed GE or Microsoft.

CL

]]> By: Jim Porter http://www.mullooly.net/equal-weighted-vs-cap-weighted/919/comment-page-1#comment-6143 Jim Porter Sun, 08 Nov 2009 13:40:27 +0000 http://www.mullooly.net/?p=919#comment-6143 I can confirm that you are right about financial professionals not knowing. I just spoke to a group of wealth managers in Atlanta and was shocked at the looks on some faces when I approached the subject about why at times we use the SPY and at other times why we use the equal weight RSP. Good video and some very good illustrations. Best, jp jp I can confirm that you are right about financial professionals not knowing. I just spoke to a group of wealth managers in Atlanta and was shocked at the looks on some faces when I approached the subject about why at times we use the SPY and at other times why we use the equal weight RSP.

Good video and some very good illustrations.

Best,

jp

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