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Gary A. Gordon, MS, CFP® is the president of Pacific Park Financial, Inc., a Registered Investment Adviser with the SEC. He has more than 28 years of experience as a personal coach in “money matters,” including risk ...more

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Let’s Not Kid Ourselves… The Market Will Remain Under Pressure
The rally will come back under pressure. Global economic weakness, aggregate central bank quantitative tightening as well as executive trepidation on buyback efficacy are realities that cannot be swept under the bearskin rug.
When Banks Get Beat, Who Wins?
I cannot tell you whether or not another financial crisis is around the corner. I can tell you that when banks get beat, overly aggressive risk-taking in broader stock indexes is ill-advised.
How Long Before Powell Throws In The Rest Of The Towel?
Until Powell throws in the towel in a decisive manner, with the promise of more stimulus — zero-rate policy, negative rate policy, quantitative easing — riskier assets will trade like riskier assets.
Should You Buy The S&P 500 Dip Or Sell The S&P 500 Rips?
Until recently, the U.S. stock market had been taking Federal Reserve rate hikes and quantitative tightening (QT) in stride.
So Goes Apple, So Goes The U.S. Market
It’s not that Apple is incapable of bouncing back quickly. It recovered steep January losses in the month of February.
Why The Economic Slowdown Will Rattle Stock Investors
The economy, as measured by gross domestic product (GDP), grew at 4.2% in the second quarter. It slowed to 3.5% in the third quarter. Meanwhile, Q4 projections have been coming in closer to 2.9%.
Marching Orders: Key Indicator Issues Signal To Reduce Stock Risk
Financial stocks should benefit from phenomenal employment trends as well as rising rates. Yet the Financial Select Sector SPDR (XLF) is down roughly 12% from a 2018 high and down nearly 5% year-to-date.
Conspicuous Weakness In Market Internals A Bad Omen For Stocks?
The Russell 2000, a popular small cap barometer, has dropped 13% from its high. The Dow Jones Transportation Average has fallen 13% as well. And the Financial Select Sector SPDR (XLF) is sitting at a 52-week low.
Higher Rates Will Hurt Stocks More Thank You Think - Part 2
Enthusiasm for U.S. economic might has obscured a global economic slowdown. Combine services and manufacturing all around the world and one sees global economic output at 2-year lows.
Higher Rates Will Hurt Stocks Far More Than You Think - Part 1
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell thinks the economy is awesome. And he has no problem telling us so.
Give The Fed Credit For The Boom (And The Inevitable Bust)
The broader U.S. market has finally recovered from its late January meltdown. Indeed, most sectors have gone on to reach all-time highs.
Stocks? Throw The Book At Them!
Net worth used to be a simple concept. Add up assets. Subtract liabilities. And celebrate (or mourn) the tangible book value of the company. It is not so simple anymore.
Are Investors In U.S. Stocks Turning A Blind Eye To Contagion Risks Abroad?
Things look pretty darn good for the U.S. economy. Unemployment rates are low, inflation-adjusted borrowing costs are practically zero, and corporate profit margins sit at record highs.
When Will S&P 500 Valuations Matter Again?
In the private markets, buyers and sellers care a great deal about valuation.
Should You Celebrate Or ‘Fade’ The Longest Bull Market In History?
Technicality notwithstanding, U.S. stocks are still powering higher. They’ve made careful investors seem like out-of-touch fogeys. And they’ve made capital consciousness sinful.
3 Reasons Stocks Are Straining To Get Over The Hump
The S&P 500 – a broad market barometer for U.S. stocks – last hit a record high six-and-a-half months ago.
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