So proud and excited for you @NelsonVickar Keep up the hard work and dedication to your craft --- just the next step towards your ultimate goal. #LetsGo
Some surprising advice for investors from the fund manager who earned a fortune when stocks crashed in 2008 and 2020, explains @Spencerjakab#WSJWhatsNow https://t.co/n37Ermfc4o
At Buckingham, we are unapologetically disciplined to science and evidence and thus, we know the value of long-term investing. See the journey of $1 invested in 1927. https://t.co/uNuozG7DCX
My latest Evidence Based Investor article explains why Even With Passively Managed Funds Look Beyond Expense Ratios (That was my title of the piece)
https://t.co/fGxuBOsETl
Autopilot won't work with a permanent life insurance policy. Wealth Advisor @AaronVickar and @cbsteck talk with @RJPIII about the items any thorough review of the policy should address to ensure it achieves desired results.
https://t.co/A1BknyoCWx
Autopilot: Great for Airplanes, Not So Great for Your Permanent Life Insurance Policy from @RJPIII (with @cbsteck) #PFshare via @aaronvickar https://t.co/xWP2UhOPOR
Small stocks so far this year have beaten their large-capitalization brethren by a wider margin than they have in more than two decades. Here's how to understand the small-stock rally. https://t.co/KGD1xlcftc
I truly could not be prouder of or for Wendy Hartman, CFP®. I hope you enjoy this read to get to know her and her amazing story! https://t.co/AtACQDsPMP
As chief research officer for Buckingham Strategic Wealth, I’ve received lots of calls about the May 1, 2020, New York Times article Bonds Beat Stocks Over the Last 20 Years by Jeff Sommer. With that in mind, I thought I would share my thoughts on it.
https://t.co/ZFXMHciM61
value outperformed growth 93% of rolling 10-years back to 1926. Last decade painful, but happened before, should be expected. Stocks underperform tbills about similar %. Value is about putting odds in your favor and diversifying sources of risk. Now value historically very cheap
@samstein You may know this--but for people commenting. Recession market bottom was March 2009. Recession ended June 2009 but not known until Sept 2010. Stock Market being 'leading indicator' had already looked ahead before economy waved its 'all clear' flag. No different now.
@samstein important to understand that the stock market is a 'leading indicator'. It's a forward thinking instrument. The current economics and unemployment are horrible, don't misunderstand. It's just that stock markets look forward into what and where 'it' thinks we will be in months
There are wealth-building opportunities in a down market. Some planning items that might make more sense NOW than AFTER stock prices recover. When the market bounces back be ready to maximize the benefits it brings. Reach out and let us help you. https://t.co/N0xdPOz0Rw
Should retirees and near-retirees be cashing out of #stocks on fears that a worldwide pandemic will throttle markets? @TimMaurer shares his thinking with @CNBC. https://t.co/blihH4Ppny