It's Your Money: Pay Attention! (June 01, 2006)

It's Your Money: Pay Attention!

Herb Barnett compiled a set of comprehensive guidelines that explain the issues that investment clubs encounter. The success of a club is in the hands of all of its members, and depends on whether club members and prospective club members understand all of the issues that affect a club's performance.

Annual Opportunity To Benchmark Your Club's Performance (March 31, 2006)
Portfolio Diversification Is a Key Criterion

Education Is a Crucial Component (September 01, 2005)
People join a club for several reasons -- to learn, to enjoy and to profit. To keep them as active members, you must continue to meet these needs. You can accomplish all these goals by including an educational component in every meeting.

Letters to the Editor (August 01, 2005)

Seize Those Educational Moments (September 01, 2004)
Editorial

Clubs in Cyberspace (June 01, 2002)
The Family and Friends Investment Club has no meeting place and no regular meeting time. The partners see each other from time to time, but don't meet as a group. What kind of club is this? An online investment club.

When the Wrong Member Joins Your Club (March 23, 2002)
We're pleased to present the second in a two-part series on two of the biggest challenges facing clubs in their efforts to build portfolios and educate members: attracting new members and dealing with problem members.

Finding New Club Members (February 27, 2002)
Seek a Good Fit, Not Just a Warm Body

Establish a Long-Term Education Strategy (January 28, 2002)
Lynn Ostrem shares her thoughts on keeping education at the center of the investment club experience.

Part I: All of the Fun, Less of the Fuss (November 29, 2001)
An Investment Club Without Club Accounting?

Part II: All of the Fun, Less of the Fuss (November 28, 2001)
An Investment Club Without Club Accounting?

Overcoming Member Turnover (December 29, 2000)
Ralph Seger tells how the Dinero Damas Investment Club has overcome the departure of members.