Probably the most frustrating thing for investors to learn is the relationship between economic growth, inflation, interest rates, and stock prices. Often during times of prolonged growth for stock prices we hear about a "Goldilocks" economy where growth and inflation are not too hot and not too cold. This allows
This week was the unofficial start to summer, which feels wrong that it isn’t official. Memorial Day being in the spring doesn’t quite sit right with me, as here in Arizona the kids are now off on “Summer break”, our neighborhood pool is getting full use through
We live in a world that rarely stops talking. Background noise hums through nearly every moment of our day... notifications buzzing, podcasts running, televisions humming, music filling the car, and conversations happening around us. And for many of us, the idea of being truly alone and quiet (no phone, no
With a holiday shortened week and a noisy market with no real news, the little bit of market commentary in this week's blog is found in the Market Charts section below. Based on the last three years, it seems that the only thing that can stop the stock market
What can stop the AI momentum train? While more and more big name investors voice their concern about the stock market mania, nobody really knows what exactly will stop it. (Michael Burry, made famous by "The Big Short" has been the most vocal, but Paul Tudor Jones, Jim Chanos, Peter
