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It may seem simpler to focus on a single objective , but such a simplistic approach would not do justice to the complex nature of the securities markets and the investors who use those markets . Investors who use asset allocation models that are concerned about short-term volatility underperform over the long term because these models will inevitably take them out of stocks and put them into other investments like bonds . Money market mutual funds are managed by investment companies registered with the Securities and Exchange Commission and the funds sell shares to investors who receive regular interest payments . Figure 1 shows the return for an investor who pays $ 10 for a business trust unit with a current annual cash distribution of $ 0.80 per unit . In my judgment , an investor who pays up to 4 percent a year in total costs ( fund expenses plus the wrap fee ) has destroyed any chance of approximating the total returns of the financial markets . In addition , because day-to-day changes in NAVs are generally small , the effect on long-term investors who receive a worse price because their orders were received after 4:00 p.m. is likely to be small . From the standpoint of the many investors who use non-marketable limit orders to implement their investment decisions , assessing execution quality among different market centers is , if anything , more difficult . Investors who use technical analysis focus on the psychology of the market , scrutinizing investor behavior . This extra level of security will be available only to investors who specifically request it . " With this rule in effect , you can depend on international investors who use the same definition to call in the loans when it is profitable to do so , whether our country can pay it or not . There are two classes of price taking investors in our model ; informed investors who receive private signals on systematic and idiosyncratic components of asset payoffs , and uninformed investors who draw imperfect inferences about those signals from prices . The model has informed investors who receive signals about the asset payoff and uninformed investors who only observe prices , while some of the informed investors face borrowing and short-sale constraints . Thanks to two new legal developments , investors who file for bankruptcy can now better protect their retirement plan and IRA assets from the claims of creditors .