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Vanguard sends me a report containing all the securities involved in my money market funds (which, by the way, have prevented me from losing anything in the lat
by mynameishere 18y ago
Vanguard sends me a report containing all the securities involved in my money market funds (which, by the way, have prevented me from losing anything in the late stock crash). Are you saying that these reports (or reports like it) are commonly fraudulent?
- bokonist 18y agoIn the case of Sentinel, it was in their investment objects and allowed investments ( see this article for more info - http://seekingalpha.com/article/44695-duration-mismatch-at-sentinel http://seekingalpha.com/article/44695-duration-mismatch-at-s... ). If you paid close attention to what they were actually investing in, you might have seen that the prospectus wasn't telling the right story. In all honesty though, I don't think people would have invested that much differently had they known. People are so used to FDIC insured bank accounts, they don't realize that maturity mismatching in an uninsured account will always lead to bank run. Of course, because of the perception that the government was going to insure the accounts, the government actually did have to insure the accounts. So no one has actually lost money in the money market funds. It was all paid for by the inflation tax.