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		<title>Financial reports as thick as a phonebook</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Click to Play Today I in the mail, I received a dose of the financial reports that I&#8217;ve come to expect from various funds and stocks that I&#8217;m invested in. The one from Barclay&#8217;s Captial just offended me. It&#8217;s as thick as a local phonebook and has densely printed prose, tables and graphs on every [...]]]></description>
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<p>Today I in the mail, I received a dose of the financial reports that I&#8217;ve come to expect from various funds and stocks that I&#8217;m invested in. The one from Barclay&#8217;s Captial just offended me. It&#8217;s as thick as a local phonebook and has densely printed prose, tables and graphs on every page. My question is, who on earth is going to read any of that? This is a horrible waste of natural resources and simply denudes forests to fill up landfills. All this information is undoubtedly online but the default seems to be paper mail. I&#8217;m guessing there&#8217;s some law about disclosure that requires financial firms to publish these tomes. It wouldn&#8217;t suprise me if it was sponsored by the paper lobby!</p>
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