Monthly Archives: July 2014

Forbes article – 23 indications of a market bubble

I just wanted to pass along this article from Forbes showing 23 different charts indicating he stock market may be heading for a fall. (CLICK HERE to read it) Since the market lows of March 2009, the S&P 500 has nearly tripled. Although the market can continue to climb another 10-15%, at some point it will have to take a breather or perhaps suffer a big pullback. No market climbs forever. Although the article may be calling for you to panic, I think caution is the more prudent course. I’m not … Continue reading

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Win, Lose… or Tie?

“Win, Lose, or Tie” is a great conversation about ones perspective on retirement planning. When it comes to how you look at your money in the race to retirement, would you like your “current” lifestyle to win, your “future” lifestyle (retirement) to win, or would you like a tie”? Losing either isn’t an appealing option, but many folks have a plan to “lose” — if only because they have no plan at all. Anyway… It may take you a little … Continue reading

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