Markets remain disconnected from the economy
With a gloomy winter looming, one must wonder how long the markets can remain disconnected from the economy. You will be hard pressed to find an upbeat market analysis these days, with Covid-19 continuing its global rampage, the Northern Hemisphere heading indoors, lock downs returning, unemployment to follow, and still no further relief from Congress. That is a prescription for both a further faltering economy and a market correction, too.
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Coming off your turkey stuffing, think about positioning into the Winter and 2021
With the market and economy both likely to look downward as we head into a gloomy winter, you might consider your positioning. Ideally, you are well positioned long-term, with enough diversification that you can seek out opportunities now. Still, we deliver a couple of strategy ideas to consider, nonetheless.
Income Investing
Two Dividend Stocks You Can Safely Hold for Decades
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Investment Strategy
A Stock Market Model That Profits From the Seasonal Performance Anomaly of the S&P 500
Retirement: Portfolio for Income and Growth
It never hurts to revisit last week’s ideas:
Building your knowledge each week
Several practical pieces this week to help you evaluate your status and start taking action before the gloomy winter takes full hold. All this in the context outlined above, where the economy and markets are likely to trend down in the near term. That should not stop you, though, from taking a balanced approach to building for your retirement security now.
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You’re 60 Something with “Only” $100,000 Saved Towards Retirement. Now What?
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