Election + 1 Year

The markets have been on a rip higher since the election last year.  Although President Trump takes a lot of credit for all-time highs, the real credit always goes to corporate profits, a global recovery and easy money from central banks.  We have come a long way since March of 2009 and investors should expect lower returns moving forward.  Keep in mind that 5%, 10% and 20% corrections in stocks are perfectly normal and we may be overdue.  Make sure you have a solid long-term strategy for your goals and lifestyle in retirement.  Chasing hot stocks or recent performance is not a solid strategy.

Each week we read dozens of blogs, articles, whitepapers and presentations as part of our investment process. Below are some of the most important slides, charts and commentary about the economy, markets and industry trends.

• Tips for Preventing Identity Theft
• Passion, Curiosity, Grit and Resiliency
• 10 Steps to Become a Better Investor
• Risk Happens Fast!
• Keep Calm or Freak Out?
• The Pledge Most Advisors Won’t Sign!

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