stock market: Why the Stock Markets Are Acting So Erratic
- 01/07/19 07:26 PM
I'm often asked what causes the stock markets to have such large swings. One day all seems fine, and the next day the Dow Jones is down 1,000 points and a few days later, there is a recovery when the market recovers the 1,000 point loss plus, say, an additional 250 points. CLICK THE BAGS OF MONEY I prepared this extemporaneous video for my financial clients, and it occurred to me that some of my ActiveRain friends might want to look at it as well.
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Thursday, June 5, 2014 - Galveston County Daily News
By BILL CHERRY Bill Cherry is a financial coach with www.ParkAvenueWealthCoach.com.
If you listen to the radio as you drive about on weekends, you probably hear the 30-minute — sometimes hour long — infomercials bought and paid for by local financial product salespersons.
They cloak that they are salespersons by calling themselves financial or investment consultants.
Some offer free evening seminars where they promise you’ll be served homemade cookies, hot from the oven, or a free dinner if you’ll … (1 comments)
stock market: The Truth about Investing in Stocks
- 04/12/13 11:21 PM
People selling investment products other than common stocks use inferred evidence to support their position that their products are better than those of stock brokers. The syllogism that they concoct simply isn't valid. They pick some date in time, a day that was a long time ago. And then they pick a recent date. By comparison they show that The Market has not earned as much as a bank savings account, or whatever. Therefore, the conclusion they draw and claim this evidence supports is that it’s foolish to invest in The Market. That, of course, insinuates that trading was … (0 comments)
The Dow Jones hit its highest point ever at today’s (3-5-13) close. But even considering the 1,539.88 points in Tuesday afternoon trading, the better and more voluminous look-see, Standard & Poor’s 500-stock index, was still off its nominal high of 1,565.15, also set back in October 2007. But here’s what needs to be factored in before we have a ticker tape parade down Wall Street After taking inflation into account, both indexes are down from their earlier highs in 2000. And if one adjusts for inflation, the S.&P. 500 is down even … (3 comments)
stock market: A Great Example of Idiotic Logic that Many Buy Into. Hope You're not One of Them!
- 02/06/13 01:12 AM
I’d like to discuss with you today some idiotic logic. One of the major reasons many “Certified Financial Planners” give for avoiding the stock market is what they claim to be the market's miserable track record. All the while, stock brokers counter-propose that it’s the perfect place to grow money, and they give their examples. Who's right, you ask? Neither! Here are the problems with the logic that gets them to their conclusions. To begin with, both use the Dow Jones Averages at two points in time to justify their conclusion. That totally mitigates investments in specific stocks and allowing those … (4 comments)
Financial advisors of every nature --- stock brokers, life insurance specialists, real estate investment mentors, trust officers, economists, the list goes on and on -- not only neglected to work to get their clients out of the equities market before it began its decent, but were encouraging them to continue taking more risks by increasing their portfolios. That's indisputable, and it's indisputable that the majority's advice and the products they were pushing are, in the main, what has caused the world financial markets to tumble to their present low points. So in the opinion … (3 comments)
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I'm often asked what causes the stock markets to have such large swings. One day all seems fine, and the next day the Dow Jones is down 1,000 points and a few days later, there is a recovery when the market recovers the 1,000 point loss plus, say, an additional 250 points.
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