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It’s no surprise that the stock market is roaring again, fueled by Wall Street’s cheer of the president election results, and supercharged by the positive news of a COVID-19 vaccine , with Pfizer announcing that the coronavirus vaccine was 90 % effective this week.
Before I get started, I must say the whole gloom and doom mantra is new to me. It is not my natural state. Rants about what the government owes, raised taxes and the budget deficit are not among my favorite things. But you must wonder about the Donald Trump tax cuts, the Joe Biden tax …
Read moreWhat Will Election Day Results Mean For Investors And Retirees?
It is the beginning of the fourth quarter of this most interesting year of 2020. Not a whole lot to report on, but a couple of quick updates. The first is I’d like to share we’ve had some limited feedback from folks that have been watching your statements and confirmations. But this new initiative for …
It’ll come as no surprise to most of you that it’s been a pretty traumatic day in the markets. Significant drops across the board. Nasdaq pulling back five percent- which is a huge deal. This is the technology heavy sector in our view way overextended Apple, Microsoft and Google, Facebook, all trading crazy valuations. Not …
Read moreTech Stocks Plunge 5%…Is the Stock Bubble Beginning to Burst?
The market conditions continue really unabated. There’s a lot of excessive exuberance and overvaluation. And we expect the bubble to pop relatively soon. And I’m looking for opportunities to cut the profit along the way from short term trading opportunities, which I think that you’ll enjoy and you’ll get more specific information as affects your …
Read moreWhy Does Dr. Camarda Go to Washington? Surfing the Tax Tsunami to Come
Besides the risk-reducing benefits of diversification, the odds may be very good that big profits may be in the cards for non-US stocks in the years ahead.
While commonly used and ostensibly for retirement, consumers should be very careful when considering variable annuities, which are a form of life insurance with securities investment aspects.
Often the most predictable trading strategy can be a “buy it right” approach similar to that used by those who’ve found riches by investing in real estate, buying property on the cheap, and collecting rent until the market got hot.
From now until the end of the Holiday shopping season the criminal element is on overtime working to steal your data and money.
Finding decent retirement income these days can be a real chore. Interest rates are down, Social Security’s on the ropes, and medical and other retirement costs are going up much faster than regular inflation.
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