The Final Moment Of A Worthless Mule (Links)

By Sami on October 01st, 2009

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Photography – The Final Moment Of A Worthless Mule (ECTOPLASMOSIS!)
Science – Mediterranean dragonflies and damselflies disappearing with region’s freshwater (Scientific American).
Science – Side-effects from placebos can be drug specific (Mind Hacks).
History – A Very Brief History of the Nobel Prize in Literature (HTML GIANT).
History – Historical novels are back in fashion: how useful are they for gaining a deeper understanding the past? (History in the News).
History – Hitler’s Gold: Uncovering the Biggest Bank Heist in History (money hacker).
Trivia – The Unique Origins of 25 Popular Products (Business Pundit).
Interesting – 11 Unbelievable Glittering Golden Objects (money hacker).
Interesting – The economics of prostitution (Cheap Talk).
Wiki – Fenian Brotherhood raids into Canada (Wikipedia).

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1022One Response2009-10-01+21%3A30%3A59Sami to “The Final Moment Of A Worthless Mule (Links)”

# 1 Victor Nathaniel - October 29th, 2010 at 5:37 pm

Expense proportions in the main go someplace in the range of 0.6 to 2.5% of net assets per year for non-index funds and from 0.1 to 0.7% per year for index funds. If you buy and ETF you have to pay back brokerage house fees to purchase and trade. If you purchase a no load fund there is no fees for purchasing or selling. Some have slightly advanced expense ratios. Some do not.

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