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Buying and Selling Stocks During Periods of Economic Crisis
For the past several months, pundits have been talking about the current economic crisis and downturn in the economy. How long can an economic crisis last, and what ramifications does it have for your investment portfolio?
Economic turmoil can wreak havoc with short-term investing. If you know you’ll need cash in the short-term,… Read more
How Bad Will the Markets Get?
“With everything going on, how bad will the markets get?” a client asked me recently. We were examining his U.S. brokerage portfolio, including his IRA (Individual Retirement Account), and measured the balance he had between stocks, bonds, and cash. Lacking prophecy, I asked him a question back, “What are the top three reasons you think the markets will drop?” “Easy!” he replied,… Read more
Three Money Messes to Avoid
Neighborhood Kids, Chess, and Winning Investing Strategies
A neighborhood teenager challenged me to a chess game since he knows I’m an enthusiast. He’s known as a talented player, and I accepted. I decided that my approach to winning the game would be the same one that I use for my investments… and it paid off handsomely.
Young chess player versus mature investor
My young opponent knew many winning strategies and tactics,… Read more
Is it Hard Not to Worry about Your Stocks
How to Avoid Inheritance Anxiety
What Goldilocks Learned About Investing That You Should, Too
Why Getting an Inheritance Doesn’t Always Make You Rich
Did Corona Prevent You From Accessing Your Investments?
“I was very glad that your team was available when I needed you last week,” a client told me. “With the world economy shuttered, I was happy that I had access to my investments.”
During the corona virus panic, non-essential companies had to close down. But companies like ours, who have been entrusted with helping people deal with their money, … Read more