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Long Term Investing
It's my belief that the longer your time horizon, the more it starts to be your friend.
What do I mean by that? Investments of all nature tend to be cyclical, meaning as a normal course of business they go up and down. The longer you're invested, the more of these intermediary "cycles" you'll experience, with the end goal eventually being up. If you don't believe that long term the value will be greater, then why are you investing?
Anyway, many times people say "but I just retired and I'm no longer a long term investor". My answer is that I hope you're still a long term investor, as I hope you live a long life.
For a full discussion of this, I highly recommend you watch my video. Good stuff (if I do say so myself).
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Wrong on Inflation
With a loose monetary policy over the past 4.5 years, the fears of inflation have been touted endlessly.
I, too, have warned about inflation over the years.
But where is it? Is the lack of hyperinflation one of the biggest, most incorrect predictions of the past 5 years?
It certainly is.
With the printing presses going, why hasn't there been the expected inflation?
Perhaps a combination of an oil boom, slow growth in Europe, ongoing reduction in household debt, etc. For a deeper discussion of this, click on the link below
Rail Traffic Continues to Soften
One of the mostly closely watched barometers for Warren Buffett is the level of rail traffic.
He believes that it's a leading indication of how much productivity is going to happen in the future as goods are transferred across the U.S.
It's currently still in traditional "expansion" territory, but it's been weakening over the past year or so.
In my opinion, it's reflecting the ho-hum economy we've all been experiencing. I'll continue to watch it closely, as one of the variables to what may be in our economic future.
Full Article
$1 Billion in Unclaimed Life Insurance.
1 out of every 600 people is the beneficiary of an unclaimed life insurance policy.
Could it be you? How do you search and find out?
Click on the link for some suggestions.
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Why Do Black Shirts Get Hot in the Sun?
It's summer now, and after such a wet and cold spring, I'm looking forward to some warm sun on my shoulders.
But, have you every wondered why black shirts get hot in the sun?
Fortunately, your trusty adviser here has the answer. It has to do with which wavelengths of the light spectrum are absorbed and which are reflected.
You want to appear smarter at the next BBQ with the full answer at the tip of your tongue? Click below.
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I'd love to talk more with you about the above topics or anyway I can help you grow and preserve your money while providing for yourself, your family, and community.
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