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Hope Amongst Volatility
I want to take a slightly positive viewpoint on this post because, despite the COVID-19 crisis, investors do have a reason to be hopeful. Last
Hope Amongst Volatility
April 6, 2020 I want to take a slightly positive viewpoint on this post because, despite the COVID-19 crisis, investors do have a reason to
Retirement, Politics a Desperate Mix for Some
In some tremendous news, last year the average 401(k) balance rose to $112,300, an increase of 17 percent from the prior year. Similarly, the average individual
Retirement, Politics a Desperate Mix for Some
March 16, 2020 In some tremendous news, last year the average 401(k) balance rose to $112,300, an increase of 17 percent from the prior year. Similarly,
Dip or Cliff?
I try to look at the bright side of things. But in this business, I’m often surrounded with negativity when it comes to markets and
Dip or Cliff?
March 9, 2020 I try to look at the bright side of things. But in this business, I’m often surrounded with negativity when it comes
The Bear Nobody Saw Coming?
I’ve been suggesting for a long time that the bear market is coming. It may already be here. Either way, the case for a stock
The Bear Nobody Saw Coming?
March 2, 2020 I’ve been suggesting for a long time that the bear market is coming. It may already be here. Either way, the case
To Grow GDP, We Need More Babies
February 24, 2020 I’ve written about this before, but it’s still worth noting – the U.S. birth rate has fallen again, according to the Centers for Disease
You Can Always Count on Spending Increases
February 10, 2020 Right before we rung in the new year, a budget deal was passed to the tune of $1.4 trillion – enough to avert a
So Now What?
When you ignore a problem, it rarely goes away and almost never gets solved. You must deal with the underlying issues, not just the symptoms.
So Now What?
February 3, 2020 When you ignore a problem, it rarely goes away and almost never gets solved. You must deal with the underlying issues, not
