
Bearish Sentiment
Many investors seem to be pessimistic about the direction of the market. If history is any indicator though, that’s a bad time to get out of stocks.
Many investors seem to be pessimistic about the direction of the market. If history is any indicator though, that’s a bad time to get out of stocks.
Clients often ask about timing the market. There are two questions that must be answered: when do you get out and when do you get back in? Finding the answer is difficult. Staying invested and focused on the long term helps to ensure that you’re in position to capture what the market has to offer.
One of the concerns arising from tariff talks is the possibility of stagflation, or the combination of rising inflation and an economic contraction. But should investors act on this concern with their investments?
As a twenty something investor, you have time on your side. Lots of time. Focus on these things that you can control.
One of the focal points following the presidential election is the potential for an increase in tariffs applied to goods produced outside the US. Many investors have wondered what this could mean for markets.
The start of a new year is a great time to reflect on the past, set goals for the future, and tune out predictions from the financial industry.