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Predicting the Market – The Impact of Elections

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Thankfully the annoying political ads are gone for another two years. But what sort of impact will the election results have on our portfolios? The astute reader already knows the answer—do you? Read on for some critical investment guidance.

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Investor Education – Volatility Versus Risk

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I believe that nearly 100% of your success as an investor is based on your ability to control your emotions and behaviors. Do you truly understand volatility versus risk? Read on for some insights that have the potential to save you from self-destructing your investment portfolio!

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F5 Financial Announces the Addition of Josh Duncan

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F5 Financial is pleased to announce the addition of Josh Duncan as a financial advisor. Curt Stowers, founder of F5 Financial says, “I have complete confidence that he will excel in supporting the families that work with F5 Financial.” Josh and his wife Tammi reside with their three sons in McDonough, Georgia.

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One Man’s Junk is Another Man’s Treasure – Understanding Buyers and Sellers

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Despite what the talking heads try to get you to believe, there are NEVER more “buyers than sellers” or more “sellers than buyers” in the market. Each trade MUST have both a buyer and a seller—and both must believe that they are getting a fair deal at the time of the transaction. Efficient markets are real. In contrast, the talking heads’ version is FAR from real!

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