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When Will Stocks Get Back in the Black?
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... that if you have a long investment horizon, say five or 10 years, time is on your side. Markets are cyclical. Volatility, corrections and bear markets are normal, and it's also normal for markets to ...
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For Investors, the Shoe Has Dropped
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... asked me whether it would be wise to sell all their investments and get back into the market after the selloff is over. And the answer, frankly, is that it's a terrible idea. Selling investments now means ...
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What the Crashes of Netflix and Facebook Tell Us
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... now. With economic headwinds likely to persist for at least several more months, this is a good time to review your investment holdings. Don't hesitate to reach out to us if you'd like to talk about ...
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Market Turmoil Brings Buying Opportunities
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... models, and to be patient through the possibly volatile weeks and months ahead. Don't hesitate to contact us if you'd like to discuss your investments. ...
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A Bad Time to Be Over-Diversified
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You've heard of diversification: Spreading your investments around to avoid being over-exposed to any one type of asset. Done properly, diversification can help reduce the volatility of your portfolio ...
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A Big Market Shift is Underway
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... the one we’re seeing can last six or 12 months, so there’s plenty of time to update your portfolio mix. An experienced investment advisor can help you to identify the best-positioned stocks going forward. ...
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Higher Interest Rates Could Hammer Stocks
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... own. Some investments are more vulnerable to rising rates than others. And bear in mind that market dips can be buying opportunities: It's always a good idea to have a "shopping list" of stocks that you ...
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Time to Make a Shopping List
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... investment portfolio, though. It's important to manage risk by rebalancing when one asset class grows too dominant. And we should keep our eyes peeled for the opportunities that market volatility can provide. ...
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How to Handle the Market’s Volatility
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... with us for a while. So what does that mean for you as an investor? There are a couple of things to bear in mind. First, the negative headwinds could affect the value of your investment portfolio. But ...
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How to Handle the Market’s Volatility
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... with us for a while. So what does that mean for you as an investor? There are a couple of things to bear in mind. First, the negative headwinds could affect the value of your investment portfolio. But ...
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Where to Invest Now? It's Tricky
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Where should you invest your money? Right now, that's a far from a simple question. If you have new cash to put to work, or if you're ready to take some profits on existing investments and reallocate ...
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Will Biden Double the Capital Gains Rate?
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... at the same. His plan calls for raising the current 20% rate on capital gains to 39.6%--but only for households with income exceeding $1 million in a given year. The 3.8% Medicare surtax on investment ...
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When Will Stocks Rise Again?
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... they are more likely to fall. There will be more good opportunities down the road, but for now, patience is a virtue. Don't hesitate to get in touch with us if you'd like to discuss your investments. ...
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How to Invest for Inflation
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... from high-flying growth stocks and toward value investments. That doesn’t mean you should get out of the market altogether; doing so is almost always a mistake because no one can predict ...
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Rising Inflation and Interest Rates: What to Do
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... the stock market, which makes this a good time to review your investment portfolio. As Treasurys' yields rise, so does their attractiveness as a safe alternative to stocks. That can create volatility in ...
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The Stock Market Rotation is Here
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... Meanwhile, it's important to remain prepared for volatility. That means keeping your investment portfolio diversified, being patient, and investing based on companies' underlying strengths. It's been ...
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What to Know About the Short-Squeeze Trend
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... My strong advice is to not swim in shark-infested waters. If you're serious about building wealth in the stock market, make long-term investments based on stocks' fundamentals, such as revenue, debt, ...
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What the Democrats' Win Means for Stocks
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... key then will be knowing what to buy and when to buy it. If you’d like to discuss your investments, please don’t hesitate to get in touch. ...
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Use Tax Planning to Grow Wealth Faster
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... investment, even if the purpose is to reallocate that money into other investments, triggers capital gains taxes. Rather than selling, consider donating appreciated stock to charity or gifting shares. ...
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Vaccine News Shakes Up the Market
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... health crisis. But what does that news mean for your investments? If you've loaded up on stay-at-home stocks—such as e-commerce, teleconferencing and streaming entertainment companies—it may be time to ...