Sep
20

The Ides of September

posted on September 20th 2016 in Market Commentary with 0 Comments

There is something about October that spooks investors. Maybe it’s the market crash of 1929 or the one-day crash that happened in 1987. More recently, shares were pummeled in October 2008 after Lehman’s collapse roiled global credit markets. Though it has been a while, modest corrections in the late 1970s ruffled feathers in October. Almost […]

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Sep
01

Stocks: It’s Time To Sell

posted on September 1st 2016 in Austin CFP Team Posts with 0 Comments

The stock market indices have reached record highs recently and I just have a feeling it’s time to sell. Well, a little more than a feeling. I’ve seen some reports that it’s time to short equities (from an investing legend, mind you) and I have my own personal indicators I look at as well. I […]

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Jul
18

When It Comes to the Market, Timing Isn’t Everything

posted on July 18th 2016 in WorthPointe News with 0 Comments

Ken Moraif, host of Money Matters, claims to have a unique algorithm that allows his clients to time the market, i.e., know when it’s best to get in and out. He believes a timing strategy is required for investors to have success—but that thinking goes against all academic research and the opinions of most highly […]

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Nov
10

The Seasons of the Market

posted on November 10th 2015 in Market Commentary with 0 Comments

The Clouds Part We have seen an interesting turn of events for the market, one that favored the bulls and rewarded those who did not abandon the strategies we recommend. Notably, upward momentum came in a month that historically has a ghoulish reputation. But as we point out shortly, reputation and reality do not always […]

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