Category: Invest

Now, the third bear market this century, has likely crushed any ability to achieve retirement goals. For those hoping for another bull market to "bail them out," the outlook isn’t great.

Over the last month, the Federal Reserve, and the Government, have unleashed a torrent of liquidity into the U.S. markets to offset a credit crisis of historic proportions.While investors have been trained to "not fight the Fed," what if the "Fed" is throwing money into a "debt chasm" they can't fill. 

Here is what you might have missed from the RIA Crew last week. A compilation of our best blogs, newsletter, podcasts, the daily radio show and commentary from RIAPRO.NET.

The Fed is in panic mode as Unemployment Claims Jump by 16.78 Million in Last 3 Weeks Today's Fed actions compound the moral fraud. Panic and fraud inevitably run on the same track. Today's Message from the Fed is there are no temporary measures, just permanent lies.

Throughout history, bull market cycles make up on one-half of the “full market” cycle. During every “bull market” cycle, the market and economy build up excesses which must ultimately be reversed through a market reversion and economic recession. In the other words, “What goes up, must come down.” 

Share buybacks have been a major driver of the markets advance in recent years, but the bear market and economic crash from the pandemic have put an end to that. Where will stocks find their support to drive higher in the midst of debt deleveraging and financial crisis.

RIA Advisors is proud to present the 2020 Investment Summit. Hosted By: Lance Roberts, CIO RIA Advisors. Featuring:Michael Lebowitz, CFA - RIA Portfolio Manager, Teddy Valle - Pervalle Global, Thomas Thornton - HedgeFund Telemetry, and Jeffery Marcus - TP Analytics

Here is what you might have missed from the RIA Crew last week. A compilation of our best blogs, newsletter, podcasts, the daily radio show and commentary from RIAPRO.NET.

We have previously warned that employment data was suggesting the economy was much weaker than expected. As such, it was only a function of time until an exogenous, unexpected, event began the cascade of a recession and bear market.