Month: February 2019

Believe me, we get it. After yesterday’s Brexit referendum and its startling outcome, it’s hard to view today’s news without feeling your stomach twist over what in the world is going on. Whenever the markets scream bloody murder, your instincts deliver a sense of unrest ranging from discontent to desperation. The UK market response to

Many people yearn for a well planned and deserved retirement. However at the other end of the spectrum you have employees or business owners that really enjoy their job. When someone has worked in a position for many years they often find themselves at the top of their game, earning substantial sums of money, being

One old adage about investment is that you buy a bunch of reliable stocks, stick them in your bottom drawer and forget about them. That ignores one pesky fact: Nothing stays the same. Small stocks don’t always stay that way. Some grow up to become large stocks. Stocks that have low prices relative to fundamental

Early in September, the FTSE 100 reached its highest level since December 1999. People might read into this story that it’s taken 14 years for the market to recover from the tech crash and the credit crisis and that stock-market investment has been pointless over that period. Looking at the blue line on the chart