The Only Way to Consistently Buy Low and Sell High
If you invest in stocks, we can guarantee that you will lose money at some point. Everyone is anticipating the next big market downturn, but is there really a reason to be afraid if you’ve made smart portfolio decisions? In this episode, we discuss why your approach to investing should be based on your personal risk profile and science. We share some helpful tips on rebalancing, advisory fees, and withdrawing funds from your retirement assets. Learn how to regularly buy low and sell high by making calculated disciplined decisions.
Get in or get out? Reflecting on the 2008 market crash and where we are today.
Timeline, volatility, and rate of return: The fundamental structure of your portfolio.
Find out how to know when the right time to sell your individual stocks is.
Rebalancing based on diversification, risk tolerance, and asset class.
Why the value of the publicly traded stock market has steadily increased.
Tips for transferring money from your pre-tax retirement savings to a Roth.
Discover the appropriate fiduciary fees to be paying for investment advice.
Learn more about Indexed Universal Life and whether it’s a good investment.
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