Before Investing, Know the Rules of the Road In the past, we discussed with our clients their goals and objectives, risk tolerance, and what their timeline is for when they need the funds. We would then allocate the appropriate amount to the three major asset classes, cash, fixed income, and equity. Then, we will drill… Continue Reading: Before Investing, Know The Rules of the Road
Here is what you need to know to understand the math of the stock market now. Price Earnings Ratio One ratio that all Average Joe’s should be familiar with is the Price Earnings (P/E) Ratio. It is one of the more common measurements of valuation. This ratio takes the price of a stock and divides… Continue Reading: What You Need to Know to Understand the Math of the Stock Market Now
Here are 3 simple reasons to avoid private equity in your 401(k). Private equity is all the rage now. I should clarify that. It is all the rage about having private equity offered to all the Average Joe’s through their 401(k) plans at work. Wait, what? Yes, it is possible you may be given the… Continue Reading: 3 Simple Reasons to Avoid Private Equity in Your 401(k)
Following the herd can lead to risky outcomes, don’t chase the latest investment fad. Many investors fall victim to the herd mentality, especially when chasing the latest investment fad. Following the crowd can lead to poor investment decisions and unnecessary risk. Everyone knows they should not drive through the rear-view mirror when investing. It was… Continue Reading: Why You Shouldn’t Chase the Latest Investment Fad
This article, last updated in January 2024, is original content written by Manchester, CT Financial Advisor Thomas Scanlon, CFP®, CPA. Years ago we went for a bike ride on Christmas Day on the Farmington Canal Heritage Trail in Farmington, Connecticut. It really is quite a nice trail. We have never been on a bike ride… Continue Reading: “A Bear, A Bear, A Bear!”