We see it often: Whenever investors are spooked by turbulent times, dollars tend to flow out of the stock market, and into “safe harbor” investments such as bonds, bond funds, CDs, money markets, or even cash.
If there is a universal investment ideal, it is this: Every investor wants to buy low and sell high. What if we told you there is ...
If you’ve been following our series on value investing so far, you may be wondering what other evidence we have considered with ...
Here at Multnomah Group, we try to keep the financial jargon to a minimum. But even where we may succeed, you’re likely to ...
It’s certainly understandable if the economic uncertainty unfolding in the daily news has left you wondering – or worrying – ...
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“The Dow was up 131 points today…”, you hear the news anchor say. You know they are referring to the stock market. You know up is ...
So far in our five-part series on value investing, we’ve explored the factor’s origins, and proposed that evidence-based ...
Economists are always keenly aware of it. The average American? Not so much, generally speaking. What are we referring to? ...
As we covered in the most recent installment in our “How To Be Positively Skeptical” series, there are only so many hours in the ...
Clearly, there is a lot to think about when planning for retirement. While we have a degree of control over many of the choices ...
We are proud to share that David Imhoff, our financial planner, has obtained his CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™ certification!