This is a totally reasonable question for someone to be asking. In fact, it’s a question I have asked myself many times over the years and will continue to ask for as long as I do this job. Believe me, if there is a way to reduce my clients’ downside risk without harming their upside potential, I want to know about it at least as badly as you do!
I have no idea, but one thing history suggests is that when it does, the news will still be grim.
All good things must come to an end, and the nearly uninterrupted upward march of US stocks from the lows of the COVID crisis appears to have done just that. How long this interruption lasts, we’ll have to wait and see, but in the meantime, I wanted to share some perspective on just what has occurred so far this year.
Why is the headline image for this post a pair of Golden Retriever puppies instead of a scary looking chart of the stock market? Because wouldn't you rather see a picture of a pair of Golden Retriever puppies😊?
I’ve been having a lot of conversations recently with clients who are worried about what will happen to their investments in the weeks leading up to the election and the months or years after the election.
The coronavirus has disrupted all of our lives for over 6 months, and the election isn't likely to be spared. Based on this, how should you invest your money?