Should I put my Money in Tech, Crypto or Pot Stocks?

Recently, the US markets have been making new all-time highs.  What does this mean for your portfolio and future returns?  What actions should we consider now?  Please check out the video slides below (click link below).  You can pause the video to look at more details on the slides.  Make sure to look at slides 13 to 16 as to why International stocks are down but may offer better returns over the next 7 to 10 years.  At the end of the video, I review what we should do now and how we should think about recessions.

Key thoughts: (If you find this of value, please share with your friends and family.  It is amazing how many people need help and are paying way too much in total fees.)

• Over the short-term, markets are highly emotional.  Over the long-term, they are driven by fundamentals, revenue, growth, profits.  Global diversification works.  Philosophy, Strategy, Process and Discipline.
• Markets are always uncertain.  This is why stocks tend to return more than cash over long periods of time.  You get paid for taking risk and investing when information is uncertain and not fully known.  The goal is to grow your money above the rate of inflation over time.  This helps to grow your purchasing power and real wealth.
• Can you afford your desired lifestyle in retirement?  If you have not run detailed planning software to find this answer, it is well worth the effort and time.  Set up a meeting to discuss.
• Click here to schedule a meeting with Todd — We give free 2nd opinions about your portfolio and strategy – https://calendly.com/todd-iia 

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