Posts Tagged ‘Curt Stowers’
When Will the Game Stop?
Understand what’s going on with GameStop—what happened & why. Read on for a clear explanation of all the moving parts (hedge funds, shorts & the short squeeze)!
Read MoreQuarterly Market Review – Fourth Quarter 2020
Once per quarter, we roll up our sleeves and take a deeper dive into what’s happened in the stock market. Take a look at the attached presentation if you’d like to view the recap for Oct. – Dec. 2020. (Includes the 2020 Annual Review!)
Read MoreGifting – Is the IRS discouraging your generosity?
Is the IRS preventing you from being as generous as you want to be? Read on to learn how 2 tax rules for gifting can benefit you!
Read MoreA Fool’s Game – Market Timing
I continually bang the drum of NOT attempting to time the market. Here’s why.
Read MoreSocial Security Timing – Getting it Right!
When should YOU begin taking Social Security? Read on to learn what you need to know!
Read MoreHow Much Impact Does the President Have on Stocks?
The election’s in the rearview mirror. So, what impact we can expect? Read on to learn about the Presidents’ historical impacts on stocks.
Read MoreQuarterly Market Review – Third Quarter 2020
Once per quarter, we roll up our sleeves and take a deeper dive into what’s happened in the stock market. Take a look at the attached presentation if you’d like to view the recap for July – September 2020.
Read MoreDollar Cost Averaging vs Lump Sum Investing
Dollar-cost averaging is an outstanding strategy to use when investing over time. However, the data suggests lump-sum investing may be a better option when dealing with large cash inflows.
Read MoreFinance – Recessions and Fear
The economy is slowing down, and the “R” word is starting to pop up. How bad can things get? Let’s take a look and see.
Read MoreQuarterly Market Review – Fourth Quarter 2019
Once per quarter, we roll up our sleeves and take a deeper dive into what’s happened in the stock market. Take a look at the attached presentation if you’d like to view the recap for Oct – December 2019. (Includes the 2019 Annual Review)
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