When Predictions Attack!
David talks about making predictions about the market (and predictions in general) and why you shouldn’t put much stock in them when making investment decisions.
Read More...Trust Your Philosophy, Not Predictions
-David emphasizes the importance of developing and sticking to your investment philosophy over acting on predictions from market experts.
Read More...Fourth Quarter: First in Returns?
David talks about historic returns during the 4th quarter of the year and the various economic factors that generally lead to positive results.
Read More...Has the Waterfall Run Dry?
David examines whether or not the market has started to bottom, or if a double-dip recession will be followed by even more downside pressure.
Read More...Dow Jones Caught In Bear Trap
David concedes the new bear market in the Dow and offers ideas on how to get through it with as few scratches as possible.
Read More...S&P Actions Shouldn’t Affect Your Long-Term Plan
-David takes a look at the recent downgrade of Treasuries by S&P, historical returns on the S&P, and why neither should affect your long-term investment plan.
Read More...Adjust, Don’t Abandon, Your Investment Philosophy
David explains why now is not the time to radically change your investment philosophy or plan.
Read More...Baby Boomers and Retirement/Spin Doctors
-David discusses retirement issues facing baby boomers including how to invest and overcoming inflation. He also talks about real estate as an investment to combat the erosion of purchasing power caused by inflation. He then finishes up his discussion of annuities and relates an evaluation of President Obama’s recent speech about the auto bailouts.
Read More...Baby Boomers, Retirement and Inflation
David discusses retirement issues facing baby boomers including how to invest and overcoming inflation. He also talks about real estate as an investment to combat the erosion of purchasing power caused by inflation.
Read More...Deflating Inflation Statistics
David explains government inflation statistics and why they tend to under report actual price inflation. He also begins a discussion about GDP.
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