If you’ve ignored the market for the past couple of months, then pat yourself on the back! Good for ignoring the noise! However, I’m guessing the majority of us have encountered the panic-inducing headlines no matter how hard we’ve tried to avoid them. Between “BREAKING NEWS ALERTS” that a...
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There’s a new paper out by Eugene Fama and Kenneth French (the academics who are at the heart of our investment philosophy) that argues the industry is underestimating the potential for long-term negative returns in the stock market. Using a statistical technique called bootstrapping, they analyze...
TCI Advisor Justin Thomas, CFP® was recently featured for his passion outside of the office. While on his “Take 5”, TCI’s five week sabbatical program, Justin traveled across the U.S. to train for the Cyclocross Nationals held in January 2018. Read more about Justin and his...
Shouldn’t Good News Make the Market Go Up? As the Dow and S&P went on their (completely normal) volatility rides earlier this year, I noticed a common misperception about the market gaining traction again. It was actually tweeted out by someone going by @realdonaldtrump (never heard of the guy...
Updated: June 27, 2022 The heat and humidity are starting to settle in and that means one thing in Southern Arizona, people are finding their way out of town. Some will go for a few quick trips but many may be gone the whole summer. As an advisor, I enjoy hearing about summer plans from […]...
So that’s what market volatility feels like! It had been a while since we’d had dramatic swings in stock markets across the globe, but these past two weeks have been a reminder of how volatile markets will be from time to time. U.S. stocks returned just over 21% last year. As measured by the Cen...
By Lori Booth-Houle, CPA, CFP® Imagine an alternate universe, in which Fred Flintstone is divorced from his first wife Wilma and then remarries. He dutifully updates his revocable trust document to allocate a portion of his estate to Pebbles, his daughter from his marriage to Wilma. The remaind...
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