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Successful Investors Don’t Listen to Stock Market Highs or the 10-Year Treasury Yield

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Market indicators enticing you to make changes to your investments might be the biggest threat to your long-term success. Much of the “money media sphere” revolves around speculating about “market indicators.” This term is very broad and usually means a measurement that that particular article or conversation is focusing on to support the market predictions […]

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Three Things Investors Should Do Right Now

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Last week’s live on replay for those of you who missed it. The past few weeks have been a rollercoaster for markets. From tariff announcements and Liberation Day volatility to trade truces with China, we’ve seen investor sentiment swing from bearish panic to bullish optimism. Recession fears have eased, and the market has rallied—up about

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Tariffs, Market Declines, Can’t Somebody DO Something?

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It’s ten minutes from Monday’s market open, read this before you check your portfolio…or really, don’t check at all—you’ll be better for it. As I write this I am assuming the market continues to shock and awe many investors. Put into motion from the imposed tariffs last week, a massive self-off and decline in the

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You Will Live Too Long to Own Bonds

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You should be investing in equities no matter what your age. Most investors—particularly those at large investment houses—are following an outdated strategy that could be hampering their long-term retirement success. This widely accepted strategy, known as the “Glide Path” approach, dictates building a portfolio heavy in stocks when young and gradually shifting to bonds over

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Index Funds vs. Mutual Funds vs. Individual Stocks: There Is One Clear Winner for Busy Investors

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When comparing diversification, performance, and fees there is a very clear winner. You’re likely juggling many things in life: a demanding career or business, family responsibilities, hobbies, and health, along with the desire to build long-term wealth. With limited time to manage your investments, you need a strategy that’s both effective and efficient. To help

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Real Estate vs. Stocks: Where Should You Invest Your Money?

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Is Real Estate or investments the ultimate choice? Well…as any lawyer can tell you, it depends! One of the most common questions from clients is whether they should buy rental properties or put more money in the stock market. Both strategies—if done over time and thoughtfully—will work to build wealth, but their implementation and outcomes

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