Category Archive: 9a.) Real Investment Advice
Why Wall Street’s Earnings Predictions Often Miss the Mark
Wall Street's expectations for earnings growth are historically overly optimistic. With the economy slowing down, companies making money now may not make sense. #WallStreet #EarningsGrowth
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7-23-24 Is the Bull Market Just Getting Started?
Since the beginning of this year, the “bad breadth” issue has been a concern for the current bull market rally. Historically speaking, periods of narrow market advances typically precede short-term corrections and bear markets. However, as the Federal Reserve prepares to cut rates for the first time since 2020, there seems to be a change afoot.
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The Bull Market – Could It Just Be Getting Started?
We noted last Friday that over the previous few years, a handful of “Mega-Capitalization” (mega-market capitalization) stocks have dominated market returns and driven the bull market. In that article, we questioned whether the dominance of just a handful of stocks can continue to drive the bull market. Furthermore, the breadth of the bull market rally has remained a vital concern of the bulls.
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7-22-24 Analyzing the Potential Impact of a Kamala Harris Presidency
Lance discusses the markets' potential reaction to Biden's exit from Presidential race, and whether markets' rotation out of mega-cap stocks is sustainable; a rewind to February market conditions compared to now: A correction is expected before the election. Commentary on keeping market corrections into context; the mega-cap rotation and fewer medium- and small-cap companies from which to choose: 40% of these are unprofitable companies. As...
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Analyzing the Potential Impact of a Kamala Harris Presidency
What does the market anticipate with a potential Kamala Harris presidency? 📈💼 #Election2024 #KamalaHarris #MarketTrends
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Raising the Inflation Baseline in a Rapidly Changing World
Increasing inflation baseline from 2.5 to 3? Ready to adapt as the world changes. #EconomicInsights #Adaptability
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Temp Work Reduction: A Key Indicator of Economic Recession
📉 Keeping an eye on temp hiring! 💼 When companies cut down on temp work, it might be a sign of an approaching recession. #economy #finance #tips
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Why Falling Yields Are Bad News for Small Cap Stocks
Interesting findings on small caps and yields! When yields fall, it's not good for small and mid cap stocks due to their dependency on economic growth. 📉💼 #StockMarket #InvestingTips
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7-19-24 Have Economic Concerns Put Your Retirement Plans on Hold?
A recent survey reveals 50+ aged Americans are either delaying their retirement or considering re-entering the workforce. Generation X stands out as particularly anxious about retirement. Concerns about not having enough money (49%), inflation (47%), and the desire for more financial options (42%) were among the top reasons cited for delaying retirement.
Hosted by RIA Advisors Director of Financial Planning, Richard Rosso, CFP, w Senior Financial...
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Why You Need a Financial Advisor
RIA Advisors' Chief Investment Strategist recounts how you can tell you need a financial advisor, and why the group of advisors at RIA can best fill your needs.
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Relationship Between Fed Rate Cuts and Treasury Yields Explained
During a rate cutting environment, treasury bonds tend to do well. Fed funds cuts lead to falling ten year treasury yields due to Fed control over the short end of the curve. #investing #economy
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7-18-24 Irrational Exuberance Then And Now
Walking the tightrope between irrational exuberance and reality is complex. Therefore, appreciate the market for what it is. This bull market has no known expiration date. Active management, using technical and fundamental analysis along with macroeconomic forecasting, is crucial to managing the potential risks and rewards that lie ahead. What if we are experiencing rational exuberance and AI is an economic game changer? What if current valuations...
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Mastering Hurdle Rates: How to Achieve Financial Success
Ever wonder about hurdle rates in your financial plan? It's the key return needed for success. Patience is key in investing. No shortcuts! 💰 #FinanceTips
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7-17-24 Avoiding the Sexy Stock Plays
With a slowing economy, what's the best play for investors? The market has been sustained essentially by seven large-cap stocks, but that dynamic appears to be shifting, and the appeal of making big money quickly may blind you to the realities in the market.
Hosted by RIA Advisors Chief Investment Strategist Lance Roberts, CIO, w Senior Financial Advisor, Danny Ratliff, CFP
Produced by Brent Clanton, Executive Producer
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Irrational Exuberance Then And Now
On December 5, 1996, Chairman of the Fed Alan Greenspan offered that stock prices may be too high, thus risking a correction that could result in an economic fallout. He wondered out loud if the market had reached a state of “irrational exuberance.”
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Knowing When to Get Out: Mastering Market Timing
Want to make your cash work for you? Buy back shares at a better price! But the real challenge is knowing when to get out and when to buy the dip. #InvestingTips 💸📈
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7-16-24 Fed Rate Cuts – A Signal To Sell Stocks And Buy Bonds?
With both economic and inflation data continuing to weaken, expectations of Fed rate cuts are rising. Notably, following the latest consumer price index (CPI) report, which was weaker than expected, the odds of Fed rate cuts by September rose sharply. According to the CME, the odds of a 0.25% cut to the Fed rate are now 90%. Since January 2022, the market has repeatedly rallied on hopes of Fed cuts and a return to increased monetary accommodation....
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Strategies to Sell Investments for Maximum Profit
Want to make money selling? Sit above all arguments and debates. Stay realistic, avoid extreme optimism or pessimism. #InvestingTips 💰📈
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7-15-24 The “Broken Clock” Fallacy & The Art Of Contrarianism
“Bears are like a ‘broken clock,’ they are right twice a day.” While that may seem true during a rising bull market, the reality is that both “bulls” and “bears” are owned by the “broken clock syndrome.” The statement exposes the ignorance or bias of those making such a claim. If you invert the logic, such things become more evident. “If ‘bears’ are right twice a day, then ‘bulls’ must be wrong twice a day.” In the investing game, the timing of...
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Investor dilemma: Hold, buy more, or react emotionally?
Investor dilemma: Hold, buy more, or react emotionally? Understand how investments work to navigate the upside. 📈 #InvestingTips #FinancialAdvice
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