
Inflation is on everyone’s mind. Unfortunately, we do not know when inflation will peak — so all we can do is prepare.
Continue readingInflation is on everyone’s mind. Unfortunately, we do not know when inflation will peak — so all we can do is prepare.
Continue readingThere is a difference between investing and speculating. Speculating is like buying a lottery ticket, and investing is putting money to work and getting a rate of return for future expenses.
Continue readingIn this series I will be talking about your post-election investing strategy and some of the things that are likely to affect it. In this installment, I’ll be talking about the presidential election and the fear of missing out.
Continue reading{1:45 minutes to read} The market is a giant processing machine that sets prices by aggregating information from investors around the globe. Future, unknown news is what ultimately moves the market; therefore, the only way the market can be viewed as “too high” is with hindsight. We as people make new highs every day in our lives (our age).
Headline markets like the S&P or Dow Jones may appear too high—but really aren’t when viewed in the context of a diversified global portfolio.
{3 minutes to read} It’s a strange phenomenon that people want to chase an investment after it has gone up—it can be hard to resist jumping on the bandwagon.
In general, the global stock markets have gone up nicely in the last few years—however, cryptocurrencies have exploded in value. Relatively new cryptocurrencies, like Bitcoin or Ethereum, have gone up in price in the last three to six months resulting in hype and interest from investors.