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Michael Brady, President
Generosity Wealth Management
885 Arapahoe Ave.
Boulder, CO 80302
P 303.747.6455
F 858.947.3807
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Time Horizon, Plan, Conviction
"I never said it'd be easy-I only said it'd be worth it"--Mae West. That's what I think about when I think about investments. Yes, the unmanaged stock market indexes are making the news, but the whole reason we have a plan, discuss the time horizon, and determine our conviction is because these events happen. Always have, and always will. History has shown us that those who ignore and then over-react are the ones most hurt. I don't do that, and I wouldn't want any of my readers to do that either. For my full thoughts, click below for the video.
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The Cost of Getting Scared out of Stocks in 1998
Emerging Markets cratered 40%. Commodities fell over 25%. The dollar rallied over 20%. Asia looked like it was falling apart. The US Stock Market fell 18%.
I'm not taking about now, I'm talking about 1998. Right before the US had the best GDP growth rate of the recovery.
Things that appear so obvious are not always so.
Why Stocks are Tumbling 6 Years into the Bull Market
The largest weekly decline since 2011, leaving the unmanaged stock market indexes close to "correction" territory.
What are the reasons? China, Oil, Disappointing Profits, 200 Day Moving Average, and Interest Rates.
In a follow up video this week, I'll start to dissect each and give you my opinion about the long term effect of each.
I like to look at long term effects, not short term gyrations. The fluctuations have always been there, and always will be.
Full Article - Why Stocks are Tumbling 6 Years into the Bull Market
Retirement Fear: Inflation
There are a number of risks we have to take into consideration when planning for the future.
There are the "tangible" ones that we can quantify, and the "intangibles" that are there but harder to see.
Inflation is a real cost. If you don't believe me, remember what your first home cost? What was your salary when you joined the workforce?
It will probably be very similar in the future as inflation has been a constant for many years.
Have you taken inflation into consideration when calculating your retirement plan?
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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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