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Holding and Hoping is not a strategy

Posted by admin in Tuesday, September 7th 2010   
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The view expressed in my last post goes doubly now. The group of mostly tech stocks I bought in early 2009, which were up 300+% by the end of last year, are down near the original purchase prices now. What does this mean? It means that an exit strategy is an important component of any [...]

A Pessimistic View of the Stock Market

Posted by admin in Saturday, July 31st 2010   
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One Optimist’s Changed Perspective
The market just doesn’t seem to have any legs. Despite a sea of bad economic news, there is occasionally some good news about corporate profits that should stimulate buying activity in those stocks. As it turns out, the general mood of the market squelches that possibility.
As someone who had always believed in [...]

Mike Kavanagh was an asset to many people

Posted by admin in Friday, December 18th 2009   
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It is a good time of year to say Thank You to those people who unselfishly provide good money management advice to regular people everywhere. During this Christmas season, it is even more important to remember one of the best of these people who died just over one year ago. (Dec. 6, 2008).  His name [...]

Market timing; simply stupid

Posted by admin in Monday, June 15th 2009   
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In November of 2007, I had an overwhelming impulse to bail out of the market.  Call it experience; call it a gut feeling or maybe a tip from God.  I just knew that I should move all of my holdings in my 401k plans out of the market and into cash. So that’s what I [...]

Psychology; an investors worst friend

Posted by admin in Friday, February 27th 2009   
Topics: Featured    Tags: 2009, 401k, government, innovation, investing, investor, market, markets, mutual funds, pessimism, pocketbook, psychology, science, shares, stocks, technologies, unemployment
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Does anyone doubt that psychology plays a major role in the movement of the stock market?  We see a bleak future and we sell our stocks. We see a perpetual down market and we resist buying stocks. We are sure that home prices can only go down, so we don’t buy that new home we [...]

The bailout – good or bad?

Posted by admin in Wednesday, January 14th 2009   
Topics: Featured    Tags: $700 billion bailout, bailout, banks, chrysler, depression, economy, financial services industry, government, great depression, mortgage crisis, preferred stock, recession
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I have been writing the content for a web site called The Bailout Blog for a client in California.  The bailout has been the subject of numerous headlines, talk shows and opinion pieces.  Most Americans very likely don’t fully understand the bailout, but have an opinion based on the headlines.
The bailout certainly has its pluses [...]

Don’t worry about a recession; manage your money right

Posted by admin in Thursday, December 4th 2008   
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Welcome to Considering Money. Our goal is to provide you with guidance and tips to make your money work harder and smarter. We will also feature the suggestions of investment advisors, who will offer great insights into money management.
Investing, the stock market, mortgages, financial news and government bailouts can all be perplexing topics. Considering Money [...]

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