#WhatYouMissed On RIA: Week Of 02-17-20
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.
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.
A recent article from Institutional investor decode "fund manager speak" when you see them on financial media. Here are some steps to improve you investing and avoid the noise.
With so many assets having historically expensive valuations, it is a difficult time to be an optimist. One just has to hold their nose and get a little dirty to find value using yield and duration in the fixed income markets.
For those of us who were around in 1999-2000 looking at charts and perhaps writing about them, there is an eerie familiarity with the market of today. Back then, when indices and the Nasdaq in particular, were rallying harder each day than the last, market breadth was looking fairly weak. In other words, the big […]
No professional, or successful investor, every bought and held for the long-term without regard, or respect, for the risks that are undertaken. If professionals are looking at “risk,” and planning on protecting capital from mean-reverting events, then why aren’t you?
After the longest bull market in history, investors who were betting on 6% annual rates of return to meet their retirement goals, are finally back to breakeven. Unfortunately, they are positioned for another set back.
President Trump just proposed his latest $4.8 Trillion budget, and not surprisingly, suggests the deficit will actually decrease over the next 10-years. But this lack of a "story," is what has led us to the very doorstep of "Modern Monetary Theory," or "MMT."
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.
There is an old axiom which states that if you repeat a falsehood long enough, it will eventually be accepted as fact.Low oil prices equating to stronger economic growth is one of those falsehoods.