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How to Get Back into the Market
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... now, but you're likely a lot more confident that it will be higher in five years. The important thing is that you have money in the market so that you benefit from long-term market appreciation. If you're ...
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Fighting Temptation in a Volatile Market
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... up from the media or family and friends, ask yourself whether you truly know something that countless other investors don't. Then ask whether you're certain enough to bet your money on it. Fear and greed ...
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When Will Stocks Get Back in the Black?
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... if you have a short-term investing horizon and may need your money back within the next year. That's because it's not clear when the market will hit bottom and stabilize. What's important to remember is ...
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Market Turmoil Brings Buying Opportunities
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The start of 2022 has been very volatile, especially in the technology sector, where investors have continued pulling their money out of high-growth and richly valued shares. In less than three months, ...
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Why I Don't Invest in Crypto
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... ability to control the value of their currencies and the strength of their economies. Central banks like the U.S. Federal Reserve increase and decrease the amount of money in circulation in order to influence ...
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Higher Interest Rates Could Hammer Stocks
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Inflation is back. U.S. consumer prices rose 6.2% year-over-year in October, the steepest increase in more than 30 years, as a flood of cheap money surging met consumer demand and supply chain bottlenecks. ...
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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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How to Invest for Inflation
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... throughout 2021 and maybe longer, in large part because of the $7 trillion in pandemic stimulus money the federal government has pumped into the economy. Likewise, I think the rotation from growth stocks ...
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Rising Inflation and Interest Rates: What to Do
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... than they originally did. And that means your portfolio is much more risky than it should be. Investors should review their holdings, potentially take some money off the table and redeploy it into undervalued ...
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The Stock Market Rotation is Here
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... the pandemic-era growth stocks as far up as they can for now, investors have decided to take money off the table and redeploy it into cheaper stocks that have room to run. Areas to look at include value ...
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What to Know About the Short-Squeeze Trend
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... management and so on. There is always a way for patient investors to make money without taking on extreme risk. Please reach out if you'd like to discuss where the best opportunities for long-term investing ...
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What the Democrats' Win Means for Stocks
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... trillions of dollars in stimulus money sought by Biden as outweighing the potential tax hikes. They also see Washington taking up stimulus legislation before turning to tax legislation. While ...
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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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Capital Gains Tax Hike a Possibility
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... it's not my place to tell you who to vote for. But I am advising my clients to be prepared for the different eventualities that could lie ahead, and to be prepared to make money moves to suit your situation. ...
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Be Very Careful Here
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... future of those industries right now, so I'm staying well clear and not adding to any current positions. There's one more reason people may be plowing money into the market: Fear of missing out on the ...
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Fear Means Opportunity
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... stimulus money. Under the more than $2-trillion federal relief bill, the government is sending $300 billion in cash payments to individuals and $27 billion to schools. Schools are largely closed and have ...
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What to Do Now
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... a domino effect that will drive down corporate earnings. And they're probably right. In times like this, consumers' fear can become self-fulfilling as they stop spending money, which hurts businesses, ...
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How to Lose Money in the Stock Market
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... in soon enough – you probably shot yourself in the foot. It's just human nature. Convinced that the key to protecting and growing their money is to "do something," many investors end up doing the wrong ...
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The Coming Corporate Debt Cliff
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... new bonds to refinance their maturing ones, they could either default or be forced to sell off business divisions to raise money. That could hurt earnings, lead to layoffs and even help fuel a recession. ...
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Time to Invest Smarter
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... always a way to make money in stock market, whether it's a roaring bull market or a grinding bear market -- or anything in between. What's going on right now is that the broad, easy gains that investors ...