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Markets are recovering from tariff troubles on Monday; a brief history of Trump’s past trade wars & results; Google’s earnings miss & correction; earnings have been okay, but epectations are slipping. The China Trade War retaliation begins; it’s all about posturing. Markets rally from Monday; if you’re worried about the volatility, there’s too much risk in your portfolio. Lance razzes Danny "Bulldog" Ratliff about his absenteeism and polo shirt choices. Lance reviews market performance during Trump’s trade wars 2017-2019 (charts); looking for more volatility this year. Beware Financial Media headlines; what the Bond Market is saying about Trump 2.0; commentary on volatility spikes, and buying opportunities. Ignore the Media hype; what is the Bond market saying about Trump’s second term?
Bullish Exuberance Returns As Trump Takes Office
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Bullish exuberance is returning to the markets and the economy in a big way following the Presidential election. Such is particularly the case with recent executive orders signed by Trump, which fulfill Trump’s promises to “Make America Great Again.” Given that short-term market dynamics are driven primarily by sentiment, as investors, we can not dismiss …
Choosing Future Success: Moving Beyond Past Performance in Fund Investments
2024-12-01
Want to make smart investment decisions? 📈 Consider looking beyond the five star funds! Check out why size matters in fund growth and opportunities. 💰 #InvestingTips #FinancialAdvice
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Extreme Speculation Has Returned
2024-11-30
Inside This Week’s Bull Bear Report A Note Of Thanksgiving While belated, we sincerely hope you had a happy and fulfilling Thanksgiving holiday. In the words of Henry David Thoreau, “I am grateful for what I am and have. My Thanksgiving is perpetual.” All of us at RIA Advisors and Real Investment Advice are grateful …
2025 Thanksgiving Break
2024-11-26
Yep, we’re out of the studio for the Thanksgiving break, returning on Monday, December 2, 2024 for more of your favorite live financial talk programming.
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Target And Walmart: Same Business But Different Trends
2024-11-21
Yesterday’s Commentary shared Walmart’s outstanding earnings report and reviewed its surging share price from a technical basis. Despite being a head-to-head competitor of Walmart, Target is heading down a completely different path. Walmart beat EPS and revenue expectations easily, while Target was short. Target reported EPS of $1.85, well below estimates of $2.30. Unlike Walmart, …
Election Outcome Presents Opportunity For Investors
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As the November 2024 election draws near, the election outcome will profoundly affect the financial markets. Whether Donald Trump or Kamala Harris wins the presidency, each administration will bring distinct policies creating investment opportunities and potential risks for investors.
Tax Cuts – An Examination Of The 2017 TCJA Impact
2024-09-27
An analysis of Presidential Candidate Trump’s policy proposals recently suggests that tax cuts will increase the deficit. While the raw analysis is correct, as it subtracts the potential for reduced tax collections from the tariff revenue, it ignores the impact on economic growth.
There is much rhetoric about the impact of tax cuts, mostly centering around “only benefitting the rich.” While it may seem that “the rich” are the ones who benefit, there are two important points to consider. First, “the rich” already pay most of the taxes. The Tax Foundation shows that the top 10% of income earners paid 59.1% of taxes. The top 25% of income earners comprised nearly 70% of all tax revenue, with the top 50% paying 97% of all taxes.
Of course, such begs the question of those
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