- March 27, 2024
Invest in What You Know… or at Least What You Like
There’s a lot to be said for investing in things you know or like. It lets us connect a little more with our investments.
Read moreThere’s a lot to be said for investing in things you know or like. It lets us connect a little more with our investments.
Read moreI’m writing you from the first day of the MoneyShow TradersEXPO in Las Vegas. I figured since I’m in Sin City I have to talk about my favorite sin-vestment to keep on your radar.
Read moreDid you see that Walgreens (WBA) cut its dividend nearly 50% earlier this month? And just like that, the Dividend Aristocrat’s 47-year streak of annual dividend increases came crashing down.
Read moreI’ve been hooked on dividends for over a decade. And like most things, dividend stocks go in and out of fashion with investors.
Read moreIf you’re trying to buy or refinance a home, you definitely want interest rates to head lower.
Read moreHave you seen the price of gold lately?
Read moreWhen your favorite dividend stock shoots higher, it’s tempting to sell and pocket your profit.
Read moreSome of you are proud EV owners and nodding in agreement. And some of you are shaking your head vigorously with your arms crossed ready to close this email.
Read moreWhen you see a slew of losses in your brokerage account, it’s easy to get an itchy trigger finger for that sell button. There’s not much that’s certain about the market, but I’m positive that stocks go up and down every day.
Sometimes, there’s a good reason why a stock spikes—the rollout of a blockbuster new product—or it crashes after a dividend cut. Most of the time, it’s nothing more than investor emotions du jour that sends a stock climbing or falling. And because of how market dynamics...
Read moreI actually see two reasons why lots of people are not succeeding in the stock market.
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