Joseph Shaefer | TalkMarkets | Page 3
Money manager with 40+ years experience / Geopolitical analyst
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Joseph L. Shaefer is the CEO and Chief Investment Officer of Stanford Wealth Management, LLC, a Registered Investment Advisor. Retired senior executive of Charles Schwab and Co. Retired (36 years) active and reserve military service -- six in special operations, the next 30 in the intelligence ...more

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ACIO And DRSK: And Now, For Those Who May Be A Little Nervous
I have been steadily buying into this rally even though the danger has been high. The future of the US markets always is bright long term. Short term, anything can happen.
PGF: My No. 1 ETF Combining Yield And Safety
During the difficult mid-March period, when there almost were zero bids for fixed income holdings, PGF met all redemption requests with aplomb.
Boeing Vs. Raytheon: Which One Has The Right Stuff?
Whether to buy Boeing or invest in Raytheon is analyzed by looking at their assets, their outlooks going forward and recent news on the companies.
This Is One Dangerous Rally
My biggest concern about this rally: It has little support beyond what was being supported before the decline.
The Insanity Of This Week's Decline
I understand that many people have never seen anything like this. Except for Black Monday in 1987 I have never seen anything like it. That bloodbath struck so fast there was nothing to do but ride it out.
It's Decision Time Next Week
There are many other investment alternatives in the not-so-fixed income arena that have a low, zero, or negative Beta to the stock or bond markets.
Boeing Follow-Up: A New 737 MAX Safety Issue Is Discovered
The problems with the 737 MAX are less engineering problems than they are a decision to rush a product to market when many of the company’s own engineers warned against it.
Rock-Solid Total Is The Best Energy Company In The World
TOT is the best-managed super-major oil company in the world, with the most complete plan to reinvent itself as not just a fossil fuel, but also a renewable energy, company of size.
Why I Won't Be Buying Boeing
Boeing's problems are bigger than the 737- MAX - its KC-46 (defense aircraft) faces similar issues. One day I believe Boeing will recover its former glory. Just not today.
My 'Fallen Angels' Favorites For 2020 Part 3: Pfizer
Moonstruck investors chased recreational drug stocks into the stratosphere, only to watch them plummet. Pfizer however is a company with real products, real earnings and a not-too-shabby dividend yield just under 4%. It still has room to grow.
My 'Fallen Angels' Favorites For 2020 Part 2: Kraft Heinz
I invest across all sectors and asset classes. Value is where your find it, as are companies on the rebound. I think Kraft Heinz is at that nexus.
My 'Fallen Angels' Favorites For 2020 Part 1: IBM
Sometimes, even the best of companies don’t perform as well as their peers. However, history shows that buying those with strong balance sheets, income statements, and cash flow will often rebound with gusto. IBM is one such company.
A Shot Across The Bow: Simon Property Goes Online
Simon Property Group tends to have the finest-quality outlet malls with some of the best names in retail as lessees in its properties.
Altria: Certain Wealth In Uncertain Times
As of the last trade, Altria may have been 12.21 times earnings and 8,22% yield or some other slight variation based upon the share price.
XAR: Still The Best Aerospace & Defense ETF
XAR carries the lowest expense ratio of all these ETFs – although we are talking a range of only 0.35% for XAR and 0.59% for PPA.
The Market Is Nearing Its Priced-To-Perfection Moment
The tweeters are all atwitter about the fact that we are about to hit a new record high. I am enjoying the carnival ride, but am not paying up to ride again right now. I provide the charts below for perspective.
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