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Higher Inflation, More Volatility: How Should Investors React?

After a four-decade hiatus, inflation is once again rearing its ugly head. Its impact has been felt at the checkout counters and gas pumps for months, and now it’s shaking up the markets. Year over year, U.S. wholesale prices were up 10% in 2021—a rate of increase not...

Forbes – The Compounding Returns Of Stocks

In his most recent annual letter to shareholders, Warren Buffett proclaimed that “bonds are not the place to be these days.” Buffett has never been a fan of bonds as an investment, but he specifically cited the potential for rising interest rates as a reason to avoid...

Forbes – Why Boring Stocks Outperform Over The Long Term

For as long as people have been investing in the stock market, they have been told that with the expectation of higher returns should come the expectation of higher risk. So, it’s not surprising that many investors think high-risk, high-volatility stocks will...

Forbes – What Type Of Financial Advisor Is Right For You?

More than ever, people are searching for financial advice. However, the cluttered advisory landscape can be confusing when searching for the right financial advisor for you. While there may be hundreds of financial professionals in your area who present themselves as...

Forbes – Why Trying To Time The Market Doesn’t Pay

Investors who follow financial pundits know that pundits are generally wrong more often than right when trying to forecast the stock market's direction. So are investors who base their buy and sell decisions on the changing political or policy winds. But what if...

Forbes – How Investors Are Costing Themselves Money

Peter Lynch, who formerly managed the high-flying Fidelity Magellan Fund from 1977 to 1990, is a legendary investor. Under his management, the fund averaged an astounding annual return of 29%. It would seem all you had to do was ride along with Lynch and you would...