Wade Slome | TalkMarkets | Page 7
President/Founder, Sidoxia Capital Management
Mr. Slome is a CFA charterholder (Chartered Financial Analyst), a CFP®certificant (CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER®), and a member of the CFA Institute and the FPA® (Financial Planning Association®). Mr. Slome has worked in the investment industry since 1993, and Bloomberg identified ...more

Articles

Latest Posts
97 to 112 of 140 Posts
<<< 1 ... 5 6 7 8 9 >>>
The New Abnormal: Living With Negative Rates
The pace of global growth has been relatively weak since the financial crisis, which has forced central banks all over the world to lower interest rates for growth. Now, almost 25% of global GDP is tied to countries with negative interest rates
Rise Of The Robots
In the coming months and years, there will be a steady stream of sensationalist headlines talking about the rise of the robots, and the destruction of jobs. Rather than a scary bloodbath, over the long run we’ll likely see another happy ending.
Market Inefficiencies Give Black Eyes To Classic Economists
Traditional free market economists like Fama have received a black eye and are on the defensive – forced to explain to the behavioral finance economists how efficient markets could lead to such the 2008-2009 financial crisis.
Pulling The Band-Aid Off Slowly
The economic wounds from the financial crisis may be healing, but rather than ripping off the interest rate Band-Aid quickly, the dovish Fed Chair Janet Yellen has been signaling for months the Fed will increase rates at a “gradual” pace.
Yield-Starved Foreigners Go Muni Hunting
In hopes of kick-starting global economic activity, central bankers are establishing negative interest rate policies. This unusual endeavor is pressing international investors to chase yield, no matter how small, wherever they can, even U.S. munis.
Flat Pancakes & Dividends
With flat stock prices and interest rates at unprecedented low levels, it’s during times like these that stock investors really appreciate the appetizing flavor of stable, growing dividends.
Want To Retire At Age 90?
If you like the idea of eating catfood or being a Wal-Mart greeter in your golden years, here are some surefire ways to guarantee a no-yield investment strategy.
Avoiding "Cigarette Butts" In Your Portfolio
Many so-called “value” investors solely use price as a crutch. If you pay peanuts, you usually get monkeys.
Chasing Headlines
With an endless amount of information flowing across our smart phones and computers, it's easy and tempting to chase news headlines, but once an investor catches up (or reacts), then the question is how to profit from the fleeting information.
Cutting Losses With Fisher’s 3 Golden Sell Rules
Today we will dig deeper into Phil Fisher's selling discipline. For most investors, selling securities is much more difficult than buying them. The average investor often lacks emotional self-control and is unable to be honest with himself.
The Traitorous 8 And Birth Of Silicon Valley
Despite most people taking the microchip for granted, this diminutive piece of silicon created from our beach’s sand has contributed the largest burst of wealth creation in human history.
Dolphin Or Shark…Time For Concern?
Through the choppy stock market waters of February, investors nervously tried to stay afloat as they noticed a fin cutting through the water. The only problem is determining if the fin approaching is from a harmless dolphin or a ferocious shark.
Thank You Volatility
We’ve had some choppy markets and that’s fine by me. Great investors love uncertainty because volatility equates to opportunity. Selling or shorting into volatile euphoria and buying into panic is a time-tested, wealth creating strategy.
Shoot Now, Ask Later
Since the start of 2016, investor sentiment has led to a shoot now, ask questions later mentality. In the court of economic justice, all stocks have been convicted guilty of recession despite the evidence and defense proving the economy innocent.
Invest With A Telescope…Not A Microscope
Great companies and investments do not disappear in a bear market. At times like these, it is important to stick to a systematic, disciplined approach that integrates valuation and risk controls based on where we are in an economic cycle.
Don’t Do Something…Just Stand There!
Like a full plane hitting a rough patch of turbulence, investors have been shaken by the recent price volatility in the stock market over concerns of a slowing Chinese economy, plummeting oil prices, and a host of other alarming headlines.
97 to 112 of 140 Posts
<<< 1 ... 5 6 7 8 9 >>>