An Unusual Year, What’s Next for Markets?
Unusual year made more unusual by the unprecedented Presidential debate and the President testing Covid-19 positive. With any potential further Covid-19 relief package now a political football, along with the Supreme Court seat, the mayhem underpinning market behavior continues. Rumor and innuendo take on ever larger roles in the market until there is some, definitive direction. This goes beyond standard politics, and very likely everyone wants it to end. Can you decipher the next phase?
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Can You Find Value in this strange time?
An unusual year, to be certain, but there still seem to be hidden gems in the markets, including emerging markets, in fact. Do you have a core philosophy about your investing? Should you? Shouldn’t you? From there, seek out the late 2020 bonuses in this unusual year, and perhaps you will remember it fondly for that.
Income Investing
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Investment Strategy
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Other Ideas
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It never hurts to revisit last week’s ideas:
An unusual year is the perfect time to beef up your knowledge
Take advantage of the unusual year and all the mayhem that has come with it. Dig into these pieces and the ones that have been here in weeks past to develop your confidence and your philosophy. Then, you can dig into the more esoteric and find your own way. Start your secure retirement today by taking that first, or second, step.
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