Category Archives: investment myths
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The market is now down two days in a row. Imagine! Are you getting weak-kneed? I hope not. Let me share a couple of charts with you to provide some perspective. The August/September period of the stock market – the … Continue reading
Thoughts on our not-so-new President and markets
It’s now a little more than six months since President Trump was sworn in. World markets show that of 76 countries, stock markets around the world have risen an average of 8% since Trump’s inauguration. Of all 76, all but … Continue reading
What does the the second half of 2017 look like for investors?
There’s much to unsettle us these days in economics, politics, society, and international affairs. North Korea is up there near the top of the list for many. Slow economic growth with sticky wage appreciation for others. Changing societal mores and … Continue reading
The equity markets keep churning higher in spite of…..
Here’s a partial list, for the faint of heart, of the worries and concerns that have beset individual investors over the last nine years. Every one of these things were billed by the financial news guys on cable television as … Continue reading
Some charts to tell us where we are – or may be – in the investment cycle.
I read often these days that the market for us long term,, retirement investors is about to roll over and die, taking much of our gains with it? Is that true? I don’t think so, but then I don’t really … Continue reading
