Happy New Year!!! Can’t believe we are in 2024. How time flies!!! If we rewind the clock one year, analyst forecasted the following for 2023: “2023 will more than likely be a continuation” of 2022 … “and a cautious outlook seems prudent. … Moreover, cash will play a major role both for buying opportunities and…
6/28/22 Dow Jones 31,501 (+5.39%) S&P 500 3,912 (+6.45%) Nasdaq 11,608 (+7.49%) Bitcoin $21,435 (+4.85%) Last week saw a lot of green for the first time in weeks as Wall Street started buying in with prices depressed. This is following a trend of analysts remaining rather bullish despite the number of warning signs across the world. We are concerned…
Dow Jones 32,197 (-2.14%) S&P 500 4,024 (-2.41%) Nasdaq 11,805 (-2.80%) Bitcoin $29,994 (-16.75%) 5/16/22 Friday was a rollercoaster of a day, but the week still ultimately ended in yet another decline for markets. The collapse of the largest “stable” coin is important for crypto markets, but it is also my belief that this rapid collapse in value will turn smaller retail traders…
The 2020s have fallen far below the excitement of a new decade. For reasons need not mentioned here (being we are still living it), many are considering retirement far earlier than prior generations. Coincidentally, supporting a retirement lifestyle requires funding and for most of us that funding will come from a retirement account. Below is…
John is learning that if you are a speeder or you have been in a few car accidents, insurance may not be cheap.
Would you spend money for a car, if it meant you were broke afterwards? Ask John.
John wants to take home more money. His company wants to give him free money, with a catch… He would have to take home a little less money. What would you do?
Don’t be like John. Just because you are young and healthy now, doesn’t mean it will always be like that.
Should John increase his exemptions to bring home more money, or should he pay Aunt IRiS?
In this episode, John has a tough decision. Should he follow his heart and take the short money or should he follow his mind and wait for future money with more growth potential? Let’s find out.
