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Nov. 18 – The Week that Was, The Week Ahead
Last week it was Europe. This week it’s back to watching Washington as the Super Committee… This past week stocks ended with a deep decline for the week. Continue reading
Posted in Financial News, fiscal deficit, Market Volatility, stock market drop
Tagged black friday, CBOE Vix, congress, deadlock, Debt comittiee, debt crisis, debt-reduction plan, deficit reduction, Democrats, DJIA, Europe, European debt crisis, finances, financial, financial future, Financial Peace of Mind, financial planning, invest, investing, investments, nasdaq, national debt, Republicans, retirement, retirement plan management, senate, stock market, stock market volatility, super committee, super committee deadline, Wall Street, Washington DC
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The Quarter that was – the Quarter Ahead
It’s Friday and I should be writing “the week that was and the week ahead”, but it’s also the end of the third quarter of 2011 so we’re looking at the bigger picture. Continue reading
Posted in economy, Financial News, financial planning, stock market
Tagged consumer confidence, consumer sentiment, consumer spending, DJIA, Dow falls below 11000, Dow falls below 12000, economic news, economic reports, economy, Europe, finances, financial, financial coach, financial future, financial planning, forecast, gdp, Greece, income, invest, investing, investments, market timing, Q3, rebalancing, recession, savings, stock market, third quarter, trading, Wall Street
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The Week that Was – The Week Ahead – Sept. 16
Some good news amidst bad news. A week like this is another good example how you can’t even try to predict what the markets will do. It’s also a good lesson on hanging in there when the markets go down. Continue reading
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Tagged consumer sentiment, deficit, DJIA, economy, eruo, Europe, finances, financial, financial coach, financial future, financial planning, Greece defaulting, invest, investing, investments, jobs report, market timing, Phoenix, recession, retail sales, risk tolerance, stock market, stock market volatility, the Fed, trading, Wall Street
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