Ronald Delegge
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Taxes are tangled web. So tangled, Will Rogers once quipped, “The only difference between death and taxes is that death doesn’t get worse every time Congress meets.”
For the investor, taxes represent a real threat to wealth and a cost that must absolutely be controlled. And the only way to do this is to take deliberate steps not just to defer taxes,
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Ronald Delegge
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Ronald Delegge
Posted in Asset Allocation, Fox Feed, Investor Behavior & Psychology, Leveraged Long/Short ETFs, NASDAQ Feed, Partner Feeds, Portfolio Management, Yahoo Feed
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Speculation in financial markets carries a hugely negative connotation. For the broader economy, speculation, especially by Wall Street’s heavy hitters that control trillions of dollars in leveraged contracts, poses systemic threats. For the individual investor, speculation poses the risk of large losses that may never be recuperated. In both cases,
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Ronald Delegge
Posted in Asset Allocation, cryptocurrency, Fox Feed, investing, Investor Behavior & Psychology, NASDAQ Feed, Partner Feeds, Portfolio Management, U.S. Stock Market, Yahoo Feed
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With 2018 already half over, the U.S. stock market (NYSEARCA:SCHB) is outperforming its global peers, plus it still trades near all-time highs. Is it time for investors to cash in their equity holdings?
The perennially dilemma for investors and traders – right after when to buy – is but of course,
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Ronald Delegge
Posted in Asset Allocation, ETF, Europe, Middle East, Africa, Financial Planning, Fox Feed, high stock market, international stocks, investing, Investor Behavior & Psychology, NASDAQ Feed, Partner Feeds, Portfolio Management, Retirement Planning, Volatility VIX, Yahoo Feed
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“Everyone has the brain power to make money in stocks. Not everyone has the stomach,” once observed legendary fund manager Peter Lynch. His point was that most people don’t have the stomach – or emotional stamina – for sticking to an investment plan when market conditions get choppy.
What makes 2018 remarkably different from the recent past is rising stock market volatility.
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