Each month I discuss our ETF and 401k asset allocations. Please read in the context for you. Register for free access.
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ETF & 401k Investing Ideas August 2023
Each month I discuss our ETF and 401k asset allocations. Please read in the context for you. Register for free access.
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Midyear Outlook & Game Plan
2023 Midyear update for clients and the interested. This market is less certain than usual. We are at an “anything can happen” area and should be ready for anything that can happen. Sign-up for free access.
Read More 2023 Could Be Volatile
The Federal Reserve is tightening and traders are fighting the Fed. That’s never turned out well for traders or those who chase. I am focused on growth, value and quality while holding an oversized portion of cash on hand.
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Q2 2022 Quarterly Outlook & Game Plan
Please see my quarterly market outlook and game plan. This quarter we discuss the Fed tightening process. Sign in to read. Create a profile if you do not have one. Please see my terms and conditions in the About section.
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Kirk’s Crystal Ball Into 2022
My annual “futile forecasts.” The most important thing about forecasting and predictions is that it can help you prepare for various scenarios.
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Q4 2021 Outlook & Game Plan
We are accumulating cash with the idea that we get a good buying opportunity in the next year. Register to read.
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2021 Outlook
Each year I write my “futile forecasts” for the coming year. The idea behind “futile” is that most forecasting gets looked at the wrong way. It’s not about getting some number right at the end of the year It’s about navigating change. Register to read.
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2020 Outlook & Game Plan: Navigating Overvalued Markets And Uncertainty
The rally off of the almost bear market correction of late 2018, has led to a near euphoric take by many investors as 2019 had a large gain. In reality, the stock market moved up about 20% over the past 2 years, or about 10% on average per year. Exactly in line with historical averages.
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