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The Cost of Getting Scared Out of Stocks in 1998
Emerging Markets cratered 40%. Commodities fell over 25%. The dollar rallied over 20%. Asia looked like it was falling apart. The US Stock Market fell 18%. I'm not taking about now, I'm talking about 1998. Right before the US had the best GDP growth rate of the...
Why Stocks are Tumbling 6 Years into the Bull Market
The largest weekly decline since 2011, leaving the unmanaged stock market indexes close to "correction" territory. What are the reasons? China, Oil, Disappointing Profits, 200 Day Moving Average, and Interest Rates. In a follow up video this week, I'll start to...
Retirement Fear: Inflation
There are a number of risks we have to take into consideration when planning for the future. There are the "tangible" ones that we can quantify, and the "intangibles" that are there but harder to see. Inflation is a real cost. If you don't believe me, remember what...
13 Reasons “Star Wars: A New Hope” is the Greatest Movie Ever Made
Okay, the new Star Wars comes out this December, and I'm pretty sure it's going to be awesome. Who's with me here? While we countdown to the new movie, here's a list of 13 reasons the original is the greatest movie every made. 13 Reasons "Star Wars: A New Hope" is the...
Is Your Social Security Going to Run Dry?
Michael Brady, president of Generosity Wealth Management in Boulder, Colorado, says he always takes Social Security into account when helping clients plan for retirement. But he also tells clients to take control of their own finances. “Don’t abdicate responsibility...
How the Euro Financial Crisis Hurts Your Wallet
If there’s one thing that consumers and investors hate, it’s uncertainty,” says Mike Brady, founder and president of Generosity Wealth Management in Boulder, Colo. “They’d rather get bad news and be certain that it’s bad than be uncertain whether it’s good or bad.”...