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... buffoons by irrational and unpredictable markets. When you add in a 24/7 media cycle and the fact that human beings are emotionally driven creatures…your IQ (or stubbornness) can actually work against ...
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Have you ever watched an old rerun of your favorite TV show or perhaps enjoyed the same movie twice? Of course you have…
Can the same be said for watching similar patterns in the stock market? While ...
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How crazy has this market been? As always the stock market has been very volatile, right?
Not even close…. The stock market is essentially in a coma right now and you need to ignore whatever ...
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Have you checked out and signed up for our free investment blog called "Dear Mr. Market"? If not, sign up now and receive a notice each time we publish a new article. We've just written our 100th "lette ...
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The longer we go on without a stock market correction the potentially worse it will be when it eventually hits. At this point, it’s clearly not a matter of “if” but “when” it is coming.
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The markets are constantly moving from one headline to the next – some of them having a profound impact on the markets. Last Sunday night “60 Minutes” aired a topic that has been ...
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2013 has truly been a year of political headlines and deadlines. We’ve been yanked around with market threatening troubles ranging from the fiscal cliff, to sequestration, to the government shutdown, ...
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... that is using your eyes to gauge opportunity, you would buy international stocks. U.S. stocks currently represent less than 49% of the world market. As a consumer of products and services just look around ...
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To some this sounds like a simple question; to others, and judging on how they act with their investing decisions, it’s clearly not.
By definition a bear market is one that has stock prices falling ...
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Ask any financial advisor this question: “How did the market do today?”
How he or she replies will tell you how they are trained to think. The same applies to any friend, neighbor, or colleague ...
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The Market Is Running Away– Who Is Jumping on Board?!
The stock market has posted some very impressive results with the S&P 500 up over 8% year to date and last year it finished up 16%. ...
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For a raging bull market, things sure are quiet out there.
The Dow Jones industrial average notched its fifth straight gain on Tuesday, re-conquering the 13,000-point level and hitting ...
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... g situation has been affecting all of the markets, but the failure of the super-committee to reach a compromise on U.S. debt is now weighing in too.
The end result has been uncertainty, volatile mark ...
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... things in perspective. How does this all relate to the market? Much more will come on this but let me stress that Bin Laden's death is NOT a market event. If anything it could be a great opportunity ...
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After yesterday's market selloff, I expected to draft a quick note to clients and address the recentnews and fears surrounding continued Middle East tensions as well as surging oil prices. Instead, I wok ...
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Once a year I think it makes sense to put our investing hats down and think about why we have and what we have in this beauthiful country. Please take a moment of your free time to read the text of the ...
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... not stock jockeys with the “hot tip” of the day…We are not market timers with crystal balls or portend the unknown events of tomorrow. We don’t sell investors, we guide them.
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... resources are to be managed prudently. Matt's curiosity and passion for investing was further sparked during the stock market crash of 1987. Being a new investor without any guidance and coupled with t ...
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... what lies ahead.
Six years ago we became the first Registered Investment Advisor to use the NCAA basketball tournament as a way to show our readers a forward-looking view on the stock market. We break ...