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When do you retire? The richest ever.

Now that the English government is considering increasing the retirement age comes surprising news: The rich do not want to retire.

Several reasons could justify this response as, for example, increased life expectancy but never this: fun.

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for Barclays, and thus collected in the Wall Street Journal , with more than 2,000 respondents with assets of $ 1.5 million more than half want to retire not ever .

The answer is the less shocking as some of the goals of achieve financial freedom is the stop working, stop being "enslaved" to work. Sure, the prospect is so when we have in mind a job that makes us not motivate us, and, ultimately, does not satisfy us.

is not a passion for money a la Scrooge McDuck (or Nor Gordon Gekko is now so fashionable) for money, just like that. It is a passion for something completely new and alien to what we know as workers and that, in the words of Robert Frank, author of the article, take may mean, among other things, find a business need to reinvent and restructure an industry or make an agreement with success.

That's really the secret to being happy in what we do. Everything that we do have a sense in which we participate actively in your own plan; not let things just happen, but all our passion to overturn a order. We believe some of us and, above all, be happy .

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"Stocks or bonds?

Warren Buffet, the Oracle of Omaha has spoken. When he has done has emphatically: bags are cheaper than bonds .

From the famous and infamous, Greek debt crisis of the bond market has taken a major role as an investment target of speculators from around the world.

Both the public debt in private, in both primary and secondary markets had to use the manifest weakness of those who "need" new loans to avoid bankruptcy.

For such a statement we make a study (I recognize that going to be brief) for the scope of this claim. As always we want to see if a product is expensive or cheap we compare with other investment vehicles. Thus, a bond is expensive or cheap relative to other opportunities.

Between Bonds.

When comparing different types of bonds (particularly in bonds to 10 years) from different countries that we can draw any other conclusion. Let's compare different countries bonds :

Germany - 2.39% U.S.

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Italy 2.57% - 3.75% (approx)

Spain - Portugal

4.03% - 6.04% (approx)

Ireland - 6.12% (approx)

Greece - 8.95% (around 10% and falling )

By comparing the 10-year bonds of different countries can draw the first conclusion: the economy is a matter of trust . This occurs because the current perception is that there are countries most at risk of bankruptcy (yet) than others.

If we move through the numbers (the numbers speak), we observed that the country "safer" are U.S. and Germany will not reach 3% return, precisely why, for their safety payment. Spain , in our case, we see that the prospect is not so bad, with more than 4% return , while in the more extreme side, we have Greece with a 8.95% return (still serious but the good news is that it has begun to drop below 10% we are a slight improvement).

With stocks.

Here I will be more "home" and I will compare the average PER of the shares of IBEX (for readers from other countries can make their checks with their own index or the Dow Jones.) Here the PER is close to 13.5 which means a theoretical yield of 7.40%.

We can see that the words of Warren Buffet is correct when compared with bonds "best quality" as the German and U.S. . To be honest the stock is cheaper than the whole 10-year bonds the different countries I have reviewed (the other EU countries have not reviewed is because they have better returns.)

Now we decide to us: stocks or bonds?

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Ram Bhavnani and fixed income. Ten

Ram Bhavnani is known for its successes , and also a mistake , in equities.

How from a small store located in Santa Cruz de Tenerife has come to put "in check" vying for a controlling stake in another English bank .

reviewing various news

watched the equity distribution of Sicavs (the four who runs now) published in the supplement Private Banking Investment Magazine and something caught my attention.

implied that because Mr. Bhavnani crisis had increased its stake in fixed income. Maybe it's because of the crisis but you can see an increase in investment in fixed income.

is true, the sooner the composition of its portfolio was well diversified between equities and fixed income ( almost touching the much touted 50-50 by Ben Graham in The Intelligent Investor lifbro ) has now changed a bit. The investment policy of Mr. Bhavnani always (at least for some years) had been trying to maintain diversified positions in percentages close to 50% between fixed and variable.

Sicavs Not all have this, Bombay eg fixed income only amounts to 23% while in Laxmi reaches 60% and Canary Investment portfolio is 98% , but its path is shown:

is a professional investor . Clearly has been dedicated to it for many years and has learned (and continue to learn) to invest in virtually any investment vehicle or product provided you can understand. Since we also find from fixed income investments and derivatives (warrants).

leave fashion. investment is done because, after a study is believed to be most suitable for achieving the desired objectives and not because it is a "flagship".

Minimizing losses . If this means unwind positions or divest because we were wrong done. Nothing happens. The important thing is to be humble enough to rectify.

Keep the winnings. The debt has always been for him to shelter income earned in the past to continue paying in the future, no refuge from uncertainty. A professional investor learns to live with uncertainty.

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When creating a company we believe that it is just "sell" something to someone cheaper than others.

is partly true but is actually a rather superficial view of what can to be a company, plus if you think well maybe it's the easiest way to dig our own ruin.

A company is an entity itself, has a "personality" itself both at law and in the closest relations with our customers and suppliers. That's why we say that a company has legal personality. has its own personality and relates independently of the person who directs it.

A clear example of this is when we serve in a McDonald's . We're dealing with Jim Skinner (CEO of the firm) but care we provide is that of McDonald's (or not only of that restaurant, because impacts on global corporate image) and it is his image that is at stake, the chain, not its president (or even that of his employee). This is just one example, but makes clear what I'm trying to say and for that I have used a company with a more or less clear, good corporate image.

We may also use a bad example of what products are MADE IN CHINA . It's a shame that when we got our hands a product that is of poor quality think once (at least happens to me) is normal because it is a product that is of a Chinese "or" China. " It's a shame, I mean, because realistically we know that a large majority of the highest quality products that exist in the market are MADE IN CHINA , but are owned by western companies so that good image is the lead them and not the country of manufacture, but no, the "image" that is left is of poor quality.

And not only confuse corporate logo or mark very different things.

So when we decide to have a company must be aware that whatever we do what corporate image we wish to convey. Good quality at a fair price or of poor quality at bargain prices. Like when we meet someone for the first time, the first impression is left.

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