While the news media celebrates a drop in the unemployment rate & the stock market continues to party like it’s 1999 (or 1982), it seems most pundits, politicians, and Wall Street executives continue to be disconnected from what is happening on Main Street.
It is true, we
Everyone is back from their Thanksgiving holiday so we are now seeing market participants turning their focus to the rest of 2016 and beyond. The overwhelming consensus seems to be a Trump Presidency will lead to years of strong growth and we are seeing market participants adjusting their portfolios accordingly.
It is clear from the recent election campaign that our country is deeply divided. As I often remind those attending my seminars, our country has faced a far bigger divide and somehow overcame it. On this Thanksgiving weekend, I would encourage everyone to take some time to read the original
Despite the attempts by retailers to skip from Halloween straight to Christmas season, this is the week many Americans pause to reflect on the blessings they’ve been given. After a contentious election campaign that has widen the divide in our country I think it’s important to
One of the key metrics experts have used to justify owning stocks is now working against them. For the past few years we’ve seen market analysts and advisors comparing stock dividend yields to Treasury Bond yields. While I’ve never agreed with this sort of comparison (more
