“Unlike an enthusiastic bull or a scary bear, a bunny market hops about a bit but really doesn’t go anywhere, and bunnies have often dominated the stock market during the latter stages of past economic recoveries,” said Jim Paulsen, Chief Market Strategist of Wells Capital Management (source). I agree, and the timing of this statement…
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The average person has at least 25 online accounts. Think Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, Yelp, Google, and the list goes on. Of those, there are probably at least five financial accounts you have with five different logins: your checking and savings accounts, credit cards, auto loans, mortgage, and investment accounts. Wouldn’t it be nice if you…
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The Rotary Club of Coronado presented Rainier Trinidad with its Rotarian of the Month award today. Since joining Rotary in October 2014, Rainier has volunteered in many of the club’s most important activities. He is the Chair for Rotarians At Work, which was founded by the Coronado club, is the Marketing Chair for Low Tide…
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As we saw in Super Bowl 50, when you have a top ranked defense going up against a top ranked offense, it’s the defense that wins games. That happened before too back in Super Bowl 48, when Denver (then the top ranked offense) was beaten by Seattle (the top ranked defense). The importance of having…
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For most investors, 2015 will be The Year Stocks Went Nowhere. The S&P 500, the most well known large-company stock market index (symbol SPY) closed last year on December 31, 2014 at $205.54. As of this writing, December 30, 2015, SPY closed at $205.93. That is a return of 0.19%. What did you get in…
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