A few thoughts:
- On the S&P 500 we are almost 9% off the lows established mid-June. That index remains over 17% down year-to-date. Similarly, the broad US
Here are a few bullet points highlighting some of my current thoughts:
- A few blog posts back I highlighted purchasing inflation-protected bonds directly from
“Recession” and “Bear Market.” Two scary terms in the annals of investing. Let’s define them and drill down on what they actually mean. A recession is
The S&P 500 continues to be very volatile, and mostly to the downside. We are currently 15-16% down on the year-to-date but almost 5% above the intraday lows
Think of the economy like a boat, and the job of the Federal Reserve at this point is to pull the boat ashore. The boat is floating of its own accord just 10
I came across this article about I Bonds and felt like it was worth sharing.
Like the article explains, I Bonds (otherwise known as Series I Savings Bonds)
In my blog post on 3/18/22 I noted that the “10-year Treasury is up to 2.15%. 30-year mortgage average as of today is 4.526% and a 15-year is 3.655%.” Now
A fantastic week for equities, as growth stocks exploded back to the forefront following several miserable weeks of declines. I have been feeling for some time
Welcome to the new blog! I endeavor to post at least once a week and ideally more often than that, so please check back periodically for updates. This is a
