Monthly Archives: August 2011
The Problem is Fear, Not Volatility
Volatility must be present if you are going to get a return that is higher than fixed-income products can give you. Let’s say you own stocks and you go through a period of volatility. So you call your advisor. Let’s also say … Continue reading
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Tagged Mark Matson, market dip, Market Timing, Matson, rebalancing, stock market, volatility
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The Market Knows Bonds.
It’s fun to watch the bond market continue to climb in price. After all, this is not supposed to happen after a downgrade. If you’ve never understood bonds, now is a great time. The following is a short, simple but … Continue reading
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Matson’s Message? Ignore Wall Street
Posted in Matson TV, the economy
Tagged economy, equities, Matson TV, recession, stock market
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There’s Still Room for More Winners
“If you can’t beat ‘em, join ‘em” This is a phase that quips the failures of some and their joining the ranks of the winners. As negative as the phrase sounds, this realization is a must before most people will … Continue reading
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Tagged Free Market, investing, stock market
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