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The Investor Classroom provides a step-by-step understanding of important investment ideas and techniques. Take an Investor Classroom "mini-course" today!

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Investing Basics
First Steps to Successful Investing
Need help getting your foot in the door of the investing world? A few simple concepts lay the groundwork for establishing a portfolio that fits your needs and goals.
          Balancing Your Return Ideals With the Realities of Risk
          Know Thyself: How Your Needs Will Steer Your Decisions
          Dividing Your Assets Between Stocks, Bonds and Cash
          Slicing Up the Stock and Bond Pies
          Making Your First Investments
          Setting Up an Ongoing Investing Program

Mutual Fund Investing
Understanding How Mutual Funds Work
If you're contemplating investment in mutual funds, you'll want to arm yourself with some basic information. A tour through this classroom gives you all the tools you need to get started.
          Mutual Funds by Design
          Grappling With Fund Risk
          Fund Statements: What to Look For
          Fund Mechanics: Investing & Redeeming

Choosing the Best Fund for You
With thousands of mutual funds to choose from, how do you narrow the field? Knowing the right questions to ask, and where to find the answers, will allow you to focus on the funds that are right for you.
          What You Need to Know: The Nine Essential Fund Facts
          Researching Funds Through the Internet
          Tips When Looking at Funds
          Getting to Know a Fund's Manager: Question to Ask
          Breaking a Tie Between Funds

Stock Investing
Digging for Gold: What the Financial Statements Reveal About a Firm
Trying to determine the worth of a company is like going on a mining expedition, but it doesn't have to be laborious. A basic understanding of the important numbers will ease your way.
          Snapshot of a Stock: The Balance Sheet
          Mapping Earnings: Finding the Bottom Line in Profits
          Show Me the Money: Tracing a Firm's Cash Flow
          Putting the Numbers to Work: The Magic of Ratios
          Frequently Asked Questions About Financial Statements

How to Choose a Stock
Checking out the merits of a stock as a potential investment can be a daunting task. Our Valuation Worksheet simplifies the process so that you can easily determine what any stock is worth.
          Using a Simple Worksheet to Analyze a Stock
          Collecting Basic Data on a Stock
          Evaluating Dividend-Paying Stocks
          Evaluating Growth Stocks

Bond Investing
Investing in Bonds
Think of the bond market as a mystery wrapped in an enigma? You are not alone. But this classroom pulls back the curtain so that you can analyze individual bonds with confidence.
          Getting a Handle on the Bond Market
          Why Bond Prices Go Up and Down
          Understanding Bond Credit Ratings
          The Ins and Outs of Bond Yield
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