Inflation: The Silent Killer
David defines inflation and discusses the insidious effects it can have on an investment portfolio.
Read More...Defining and Finding Diversification
-David defines diversification and reveals where to find it, all within the context of today’s challenging investment climate.
Read More...Where Has All the Diversification Gone?
David discusses the real purpose of diversification by analyzing the global bond, equity and commodities markets.
Read More...Gasoline Overtakes Aircraft As Number One Export
David talks about U.S. gasoline and how this fuel has become this country’s number one export exceeding aircraft.
Read More...Gasoline Leads Aircraft As #1 Export
-David talks about U.S. gasoline production and how this fuel has become the country’s number one export exceeding aircraft.
Read More...Invest to Grow Savings, Not “Make Money”
David discusses his philosophy of treating investing as a way to grow savings, not as a vehicle for making money.
Read More...Dow Jones Meets Mr. Bear
David discusses the cyclical bear market in the Dow Jones Industrial Average and things to look at to get it through it successfully.
Read More...Finances: Control What You Can and Don’t Sweat the Rest
David explains the importance of allocating your assets to meet your investment horizon, not compiling debt, and generally managing financial issues you can control.
Read More...Supply & Demand: Two Ships Passing in the Night?
David wraps up his look at IRS correspondence audits and begins a discussion of supply and demand in the stock, bond and commodity markets.
Read More...Black Gold: Production, Consumption and Prices
-David looks at all aspects of oil including global production and consumption, as well as how oil prices affect other aspects of the energy sector.
Read More...Gold Leads the Way Heading Into Tax Season
-David takes a quick look back at gold’s performance for 2010, then begins a detailed discussion of tax issues heading into the current tax season.
Read More...Our Outlook for 2011
Clients have been asking about our expectations for 2011 and 2012, so in this publication, we’ll take a look at what we think is likely to happen over the next eighteen months.
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