Take Steve Reitmeister’s (Zacks Research) simple, yet critical, point into account the next time a market headline has you rattled: “In general, most investment

It’s easy for, and presumably incumbent upon, the media to tie some event to every market blip. But what we’ve come to realize over

From Gregory Morris’s insightful book Investing With the Trend: The Greek philosopher Aristotle wrote, “We are what we repeatedly do. Excellence, then, is not

So what are we, as investors, to do amid all of the present turmoil? Let alone the stuff to come; like the looming debt

While much of the news of late is indeed troubling, recent market action — at this juncture — in an historical context shouldn’t be:

Told you not to hold your breath. Took a moment and added the following to my market diary this morning: 8/17/17 Well, so much

I know, I’m out of the office, but, good or bad, I presently have a connection :)! I just scribbled (so to speak) the

If you’re wondering why we’ve stepped up the volatility reminders of late, it’s not because we’re feeling bearish these days (in fact our data

I can’t recall the last time I quoted a sitting politician, other than in pejorative fashion, that is. Well, to my very pleasant surprise,

As stated in yesterday’s lead-in to our quote of the day, we should be careful diminishing such things as the present conflict with North