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New Market Highs and Positive Expected Returns

First published on
February 16, 2018
Updated on
February 16, 2018

The past few weeks have brought quite a bit of volatility to the stock market.  Many wonder whether the market will continue to rise as it achieves new highs; or, if the recent downward movements are the new normal.

Curt Stowers, CFP®, PhD, MS
Curt Stowers, CFP®, PhD, MS
President & Financial Advisor

The past few weeks have brought quite a bit of volatility to the stock market.  Many wonder whether the market will continue to rise as it achieves new highs; or, if the recent downward movements are the new normal.

While I CANNOT guarantee anything, I can offer that ALL of the data says that the long term trend is quite optimistic.  It is this data, this reality, that we all need to cling to when the market starts to move in scary manners.

Take a look at the link below for an article that discusses this topic more in depth.

F5 Financial Planning, Naperville Financial Planner, Naperville Financial, Fee-Only, New Year, New Market Highs. DFA

Enjoy the read and remember, it's NOT about the money.  It's about how the money supports your goals!

At F5 Financial Planning we focus on helping individuals and families find balance between faith, friends and family, fitness and finance.  We make sure that they have the financial freedom to enjoy those things in life that are important to them.  And while we believe the left-brain facts and data are critical; we work with our clients to get them in the right state of mind to focus on the goals they want to achieve.

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