Weekly Financial Market Updates
Buying Quality: A Good Company vs. A Good Stock
Buying Quality: A Good Company vs. A Good Stock We’ve talked about buying quality holdings to hold for the long-term. Especially during a market like we are currently seeing with the war of words and talk of tariffs on additional products. We discussed the importance of buying quality stocks in our post about financial shortcuts…
Be Careful Of Financial Short Cuts
Be Careful Of Financial Short Cuts At various times in your life you may remember when you tried to find a short-cut. And if you decided to take that short-cut did it help you in the long run to achieve the goals you were hoping for? Your finances and investing short-cuts are no different. You…
Don’t Get Caught in the War of Words
Don’t Get Caught in the War of Words This week we have seen the trade talks now move to a new stage. Moving from mere words to actual follow-through of them have many considering what action to take. We want to caution you not to get caught in the middle of this war of words….
Do Investors Have To Keep Up With The News?
Do Investors Have To Keep Up With The News? As an investor do you have to keep up with the news? The answer really lies in how often you look at your accounts. We’ll give you a couple of examples and you can decide how up to date you need to stay in order to…
Summer’s Economic Progress Report
Summer’s Economic Progress Report School’s out for a summer break, but that doesn’t mean the markets will take a break! In fact, we were encouraging you a few weeks ago to skip the “Sell In May And Go Away” investing theory that believes summer is quiet with nothing to gain by staying invested. This week…
Are bonds always worth holding?
Are bonds always worth holding? The market is beginning to digest the news of yesterday’s steel and aluminum tariff talk. There are a variety of factors to consider both short and long term, domestically, and globally regarding whether tariffs are a good choice at this time, which we’ll save for another day. It seems initially…
