An Iowa Farmer Tried to Dodge Stock-Market Turmoil. It Cost Him $900,000.

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An Iowa Farmer Tried to Dodge Stock-Market Turmoil. It Cost Him $900,000.
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In the past two years, brokers and financial advisers sold nearly $1 trillion in debt and equity that doesn't bounce up and down with the whims of the market. Sounds good—but can turn out badly, says jasonzweigwsj.

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Over the past two years, bonds have lost almost 15% and stocks have barely gained 5%, whipsawing investors along the way. That’s what markets do.

As a result, financial firms are pile-driving their clients into assets that have no market. Over the past two years, investors bought an astonishing $878.9 billion in so-called Regulation D private offerings of debt and equity that don’t trade, according to SLCG Economic Consulting, a research firm in McLean, Va.

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jasonzweigwsj Claramente, entre ellos se comen la cola,lamentablemente.😁

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