The stage is set…it is Trump/Pence vs Biden/Harris. And just in case 2020 has not been eventful enough, let’s add Kanye West to the mix. So much has happened politically and economically in 2020, that it only makes sense...
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The title of today’s blog is in thanks to the many great sayings of Yogi Berra. Major League Baseball threw out its first pitch four months late, after a long delay of finding a roadmap to return safely with...
“The easy money has been made.” If you follow CNBC, Barron’s, or other major financial news outlets, you may have heard this term often. This phrase is used as a way to claim that positive stock market returns in...
Twenty years ago, when someone asked for my guidance on choosing an environmentally friendly investment strategy, there were very few choices. One or two companies offered “green” mutual funds that invested in solar and water. These funds did attract...
One Shot at a Time: Increasing the odds of achieving your goals. One shot at a time, you hear golfers talk about this all the time. It seems like no matter what question a reporter poses to Tiger Woods,...
Show Me The Money: Two Rules For Your Retirement Nest Egg There are two rules that we talk about with every prospect and client when investing and starting a financial plan. First rule, don’t lose the money. Second rule,...
Creating a financial plan not only gives you a road map to your retirement goals, but it also allows you to better understand the emotional elements of the stock market. Why do very smart people make bad decisions about...
It’s earnings season for the banks, and report cards are coming out. Margins continue to shrink. Banks are beginning to move to an online model, attracting millennials, and possibly you could see less brick and mortar buildings in the...
The Federal Reserve met yesterday for the first time in 2019 and did not raise rates. This may allowconsumers to possibly borrow at a lower rate for purchases such as housing and autos. It also means, bond or CD...
Staying the Course Investors tend to see short-term volatility as the enemy. Volatility may lead many investors to move money out of the market and “sit on the sidelines” until things “calm down.” Although this approach may appear to...