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HOW LONG CAN THIS GO ON?
You could ask "how long can this go on" about a lot of things lately - Trump's trials, Biden's health, how long will false eyelashes (sorry, eyelash extensions) be in style? But what I have in mind is the incredible dominance of one part of the market. Huge Variation...
Lessons from a Crawling Nightmare
We recently through an experience that I think might provide some practical financial lessons for you I knew the crawl space under our house was somewhat damp, especially after a rain but somehow even knowing a good bit more than the average homeowner about...
Evaluating Your Retirement Plan Advisor
According to the U.S. Supreme Court, as a plan sponsor, it is your ongoing legal responsibility to monitor the plan and any hired providers.
SHOULD YOU INVEST IN BITCOIN?
Bitcoin this year is up 72% and in the last 15 months, it is up over 330%. Should you invest in this cryptocurrency?
Investing in a Presidential Election Year
This year promises to provide plenty of election coverage and heartburn. But past election years have tended to provide average returns, and apart from the two major financial shocks in 2000 and 2008, since WWII election years have not been down years for stocks.
Looking Ahead – War with China on the Horizon?
I am very concerned that in the near future China with forcibly take over Taiwan and the U.S. may go to war with China. If so, the U.S. is not ready.
Artificial Intelligence Primer
What is artificial intelligence? Basically, we have learned to teach computers to think, to learn, to plan, to converse, to create, and integrate these skills, the hallmarks of intelligence.
TINA is Dead (How Bad It Is, How Bad It’s Not)
TINA (There Is No Alternative to stocks) is dead. That’s a good thing. However, there is a lot of angst among investors about both stocks and bonds, so let’s look at how bad it is and how bad it’s not.
Normal and ABNORMAL
What we have is normal and ABNORMAL. We have had both for awhile.
Has 2023 Been a Good Year for Stocks?
Has 2023 Been a Good Year for Stocks? How can you tell?
Well, let’s set 10% as a threshold since that is the long-term average return for stocks. Let’s annualize the returns so far, 10 days from having the first nine months on record and see how we fare.
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