Ooops. Alan Greenspan has just discovered that, when the odor of money is floating on the air, you can’t expect the $$,$$$,$$$ bonus crowd to “just say no.” It was a flaw in his thinking, Greenspan concedes, in apparent shock.
So what about the financial planners who advise pre- and newly post-retirement clients to hold a substantial portfolio of stocks Are there flaws in that theory of asset allocation
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