Understanding Moving Averages: Essential Insights for Investors

2024-10-26

💸💰 Ever wondered why asset prices keep going up? 💡 It all boils down to the massive flood of liquidity in the global money supply! 🌍📈 #Finance101

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2024-10-25

I was emailed several times about a recent Morningstar article about J.P. Morgan’s warning of lower forward returns over the next decade. That was followed up by numerous emails about Goldman Sachs’ recent warnings of 3% annualized returns over the next decade.

While we have previously covered many of these article’s points, a comprehensive analysis is needed. Let’s start with the overall conclusion from JP Morgan’s article:

“The investment bank’s models show the average calendar-year return for the S&P 500 could shrink to 5.7%, roughly half the level since World War II. Millennials and Generation Z might not enjoy the robust returns from U.S. stocks that helped swell the retirement accounts of their parents and grandparents.”

While such a statement may seem obvious to

2024-10-23

🌟 Time to prioritize self-care and work-life balance! Gen Z leading the way in changing the hustle culture mindset. #selfcare #balance #genz 💆‍♂️🌿

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2024-10-22

The era of double-digit growth in the stock market may be coming to an end…or is it?
Goldman Sachs strategist David Kostin estimates that the S&P 500 index will deliver an annualized return of 3% over the next decade — well below the 13% returns in the last 10 years, and the long-term average of 11%. Lance Roberts & Jonathan Penn discuss the potential for a market correction in 2024. Would a stock market downturn result from the end of stock market rally brought on by an Investor sentiment shift? We’ll share our market volatility outlook, plus answers to emails on today’s show!

Hosted by RIA Advisors Chief Investment Strategist Lance Roberts, CIO, w Senior Financial Advisor, Jonathan Penn, CFP
Produced by Brent Clanton, Executive Producer
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2024-10-18

Don’t ignore changes in your Medigap plan! We’re here to help you navigate through them. Your health and savings matter! #Medicare #Healthcare

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2024-08-23

Stocks vs. Bonds: Understanding the difference. Stocks offer potential for higher yield, but bonds provide security with maturity value. 💰📈 #Investing101

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2024-08-13

It’s economic report week, with previews of today’s PPI, tomorrow’s CPI, and Thursday’s Retail sales numbers for July; will weaker consumer spending appear? Stock buybacks have returned. Markets to re-test 100-DMA, and set up to move up to the 20-DMA. Are the “Mega-Cap” stocks dead? Maybe. But there are four reasons why they could be staged for a comeback. The recent market correction from the July peak certainly got investors’ attention and rattled the more extreme complacency. Lance & Jonathan discuss portfolio turnover and tax implications: If you’re paying taxes, you made money! Never buy a stock for its dividend. Lance corrects the YouTube chatroom on companies; longevity; Lance & Jonathan discuss bonds, coupons, discounts, and total costs. Coupons vs Yield: The only aspect of a

2024-08-13

Are the “Mega-Cap” stocks dead? Maybe. But there are four reasons why they could be staged for a comeback. The recent market correction from the July peak certainly got investors’ attention and rattled the more extreme complacency. As we noted previously:

“While there have certainly been more extended periods in the market without a 2% decline, it is essential to remember that low volatility represents a high “complacency” with investors. In other words, the longer the market moves higher without a significant correction, the more confident investors become. They respond by raising their allocations to equities (risk) and reducing their allocations to cash (safety).”

As repeatedly discussed in June and July, a 5-10% correction is normal and occurs almost