Bottom Fishing

Bottom Fishing We’ve recently experienced a 10% market correction and that can feel unsettling. But keep this in mind: 10% corrections are normal, occurring about once every 12 to 18 months. In many ways, they’re healthy, helping to cool off excessive optimism and bring valuations back to more reasonable levels. The big question is, how […]
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Fear, Greed & the Average Investor

Fear, Greed & the Average Investor Understanding the role of fear and greed in the stock market is crucial for investors seeking to make good investment decisions. While these emotions can create opportunities, they can also lead to costly mistakes if not properly managed. Both fear and greed lead to extreme market conditions, which, in […]
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Is the Stock Market Dead?

Is the Stock Market Dead? Navigating the private markets amid a shrinking universe of public companies   For generations, the stock market has provided a pathway to the American dream. Millions of families have saved and invested in public companies, and as those businesses have grown, they’ve purchased homes, started their own businesses, sent their […]
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Photo Finish

Photo Finish There are a few stock market sayings that drive me crazy. One is ‘The stock market likes certainty’. I always ask, who doesn’t? Wouldn’t you like to know exactly what is going to happen? I sure would. Has that ever happened? Of course not! The market may like certainty, but certainty never exists. […]
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Schwab Network Interview | The Biggest Concerns in Today’s Markets

Schwab Network Interview | The Biggest Concerns in Today’s Markets Listen in on my interview with Oliver Renick on Schwab Network to voice my number 1 concern. I recently shared my thoughts on one of the biggest concerns in today’s markets: rising rates on the long end of the curve. The implications for the economy, […]
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