Investing can feel scary when the market goes up and down, but the key to success is staying calm, sticking to your plan, and not letting emotions take over. This post shares real-life stories and easy tips to help you make smart choices with your money—especially when things get rough. Whether you’re new to investing or have been doing it for years, these lessons will help you stay on track.
Are you worried about how stock market ups and downs could impact your retirement? In this blog post, we break down why market volatility is normal, what causes stock prices to fluctuate, and what experts predict for the next decade. More importantly, we share practical strategies to protect your retirement savings, manage cash flow, and adjust your investments to stay on track—even during uncertain times. A smart plan can help you navigate the market with confidence! Read on to learn how.
The S&P 500 has had a fantastic run recently, posting consecutive years of 25% gains. While this is great news for investors, it’s also a good time to remember that stock prices don’t always go up. Corrections are a normal and healthy part of the market’s journey, and understanding them can help you stay calm when the markets take a dip.
Election Day is right around the corner, and people are buzzing with excitement and worry. For some, it’s a time of hope, while for others, it brings concern about what’s next. Many investors wonder: Will this election impact my investments? Today, we're diving into that topic and discussing whether Election Day really matters to your financial future.
When it comes to investing, emotions can be our worst enemy. Feelings of fear and greed can override rational thought and lead to poor choices. Make enough of those, and it can have a significant impact on your real-life return. As we head into the second half of the year, it’s time to hit the pause button on the noise and reflect on what really matters when it comes to stocks.
When asked about his success as a hockey player, Wayne Gretzky is famous for saying, "I skate to where the puck is going, not where it has been." There have been some significant changes in the bond market. Interest rates and bond yields have increased significantly, and this has dictated a change to our approach in how we position the bond allocation of your portfolios.
n the investment world, there are thousands of possibilities and millions of combinations you can use to build a portfolio. On top of that, we have to deal with the incredible force of the unknown. Today, we dig into why picking the best-performing investments is a true superpower.