Writing a weekly blog discussing the market is never easy. At times it is easy to see what is moving the market, other times it is difficult to pinpoint. Sometimes there is so much news causing wild swings in various asset classes it is nearly impossible to address everything. This
When Jesus spoke of the man who built his house on sand, He wasn’t warning us about construction codes. Instead, He was warning about the danger of confidence without substance; about basing your beliefs on something that has no stability. A foundation that looks solid in calm weather can
As we close our journey through Paul's letter to Titus, chapter 3 shifts the focus outward. In chapter 1, Paul emphasized how believers should live differently than their culture. In chapter 2, he gave practical guidance for life stages and roles. Now, in chapter 3, Paul addresses how we relate
Keeping in mind that past performance is not a guarantee of future results and that things can change in the future, let's keep a few things in mind:
1.) Over the very long-term (15+ years) the stock market goes up.
2.) Over shorter periods of time (1 month) stocks are
In a world where economic certainties are increasingly rare, the Federal Reserve’s latest rate cut announcement and the so-called “agreement” between the U.S. and China offer only temporary relief from deeper, long-term challenges. The markets may cheer short-term wins, but beneath the surface, unprecedented monetary stimulus, fragile global
