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The most beloved capitalist in the world, Warren Buffett, has written another charming, thoughtful article in the New York Times.

And this one will make a lot of Americans furious.

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GOP leaders blast Fed's $600B economic aid program; fear risks of inflation, speculation

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The Basics Of Outstanding Shares And The Float

Financial lingo is very important for anybody interested or invested in products like stocks, bonds or mutual funds. Many of the financial ratios used in fundamental analysis include things like outstanding shares and the float. Let's go through these terms so that next time you come across them, you can know their significance.



Restricted and Float
When you look a little closer at the quotes for a company, you may see some obscure terms that you've never encountered before. For

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Play The Market Like Tiger Plays Golf

Very few people on this planet have earned the title of "greatest ever." In investing, many would argue that this distinction goes to Warren Buffett; in golf, it's Tiger Woods. But in this world you do not need to be the best to achieve success. However, we are fortunate that those who are considered the best have laid out lessons for us that can help us become more successful.

Both Warren Buffett and Tiger Woods do a few simple things spectacularly well to achieve their goals. While odds are quite high that you will never become Woods or Buffett, you don't have to in order to succeed. There are a lot of subtle yet critical similarities between golf and investing. If you pay attention to how they go about perfecting their craft, you can gain a lot of wisdom that will set you ahead of the pack.

Practice

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