For anyone who’s been living under a rock since the first of the year, here’s some reasons why recent stock market volatility has picked up significantly: While these aforementioned reasons may provide for some rationale behind recent increased volatility, or noise, within the global trading markets, it is important to understand what effects this may […]
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My reference to Ozzy’s “Crazy Train” is in relation to the heightened volatility in the stock and bond market right now. If the stock market were a stereo system (‘AirPods’ for all you youngsters), the volume would have been cranked to somewhere between level 9 and 10 yesterday, August 14, 2019. This is also an
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Somewhere in the middle of the 2008 financial and real estate market crisis, I began writing a semi-monthly blog to my clients, family, friends, and prospects addressing the dark and painful, and seemingly endless, drop in global economic market valuations. This moment in time was known as our Great Recession. It was real and it
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The savings rate in this country is dismal. The most recent number (July 2018) reported by Trading Economics was 6.7%. Personal savings rate is defined as “the ratio of personal income saved to personal net disposable income during a certain period of time.” That means that the average income earner only saves $6.70 out of
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