Monthly Archives: October 2014

You’re Capitalizing on Volatility

Dear Client, This morning I received the following email from Matson Money. I wanted to be sure to pass this along as a helpful reminder as you endure these weeks of market decline: “As part of our service to you, … Continue reading

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Investing Success Defined, pt.1

When it comes right down to it, being a successful investor means at least these two things: That you get the return, net of reasonable access fees, of the market. And just as important in my opinion, you get what … Continue reading

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Risk/Reward? Or just plain Risk?

Not All Risk is Rewarded I could drive the highway at night going 100 miles per hour without my seat belt on and close my eyes for 60 seconds, and I would have taken a huge risk. But I would … Continue reading

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Flint, MI, and the Beauty of Mondays: GEMS

Are you diversified? . . . Your financial advisor may say you are, but if the market is still winning you’re not truly diversified. Mondays aren’t getting you down . . . The folks at Flow have crunched the data and what … Continue reading

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VOLATILITY in the big picture IS GOOD

There Must Be Ups and Downs. Market movements, like the down ones we’ve been in recently, are helpful reminders. They can also be frustrating to endure, but I hope that when you are opening your statements during times like these … Continue reading

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