Taking a Hammer to Rules of Thumb
David looks at time-honored “rules of thumb” for saving and investing, and explains why they don’t always hold water.
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David looks at time-honored “rules of thumb” for saving and investing, and explains why they don’t always hold water.
Read More...In this issue, we look at historical market performance during the fourth quarter to tease out a prediction for this year.
Read More...-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...David discusses the history of S&P returns following large market declines.
Read More...David explains why now is not the time to radically change your investment philosophy or plan.
Read More...-David begins with a quick look at the recent downgrade of U.S. Treasuries by S&P then goes in-depth on the myriad problems facing Medicare and Medicaid
Read More...If you read, listen to, or watch the mainstream media, you get the impression that 1) not raising the debt ceiling, 2) a possible U.S.default on its obligations, and 3) the downgrade of U.S. Treasury securities are creating a perfect financial storm that will bring the U.S.economy to its knees.
Read More...In this issue, we evaluate the political debate going on in Washington over raising the debt ceiling. We also look at the possible downgrade of U.S. treasuries by the nation’s leading ratings agencies.
Read More...In this issue, we make the case for the continuance of the cyclical, global bull market. We also look at how Federal tax revenues are spent, then evaluate how Obama’s spin doctors are postioning the auto bailout.
Read More...David examines the trading habits of members of Congress and how they use non-public information to trade for their own accounts. He also continues his discussion about variable annuities.
Read More...-David looks at S&P’s threatened downgrade of U.S. Treasuries and why inflation is a personal problem. He also presents a humorous take on the fluctuating dollar compared to the everchanging weight of a kilogram.
Read More...David looks at S&P’s recent caution about the future of U.S. debt ratings.
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