Market Ignores Harvey; Hope For Tax Plan Lifts Stocks

President, Y H & C Investments • Sep 3, 2017 at 9:16 AM EDT

Both institutional and individual investors are trying to find areas in the business world which are undergoing a huge growth opportunity, and combine this with owning those companies which will participate in the massive expansion ‘wave’.

One of the tougher things around is learning the art of surfing. I can recall the phrase, “Getting Up,” as being the hardest part for surfers, that of pushing yourself to stand up on the board while the wave is forming in order to find “the tube.” I never was able to get up, but I tried, and really made a big effort one year in Mexico, but alas, it was never meant to be. Still, having participated a bit in trying to catch a wave, in many ways, today’s investing is very much like surfing. Why you may ask?

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Y H & C Investments, Yale Bock, and the family of Yale Bock own positions in securities mentioned in the blog post. Investing in stocks can lead to the complete loss of your capital. As always, on any company mentioned here, past performance is not a guarantee of future returns. Investing involves risk of losses on invested capital. One should research any investment and make sure it is suitable with your objectives, risk tolerance, risk profile liquidity considerations, tax situation, and anything else pertinent to your financial situation. Also, the CFA credential in no way implies investment returns will be superior for any charter holder.

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