Five Ways FOMO Gets You Into Investing Trouble
We consider how FOMO – Fear Of Missing Out – leads to bad investing decisions.
We consider how FOMO – Fear Of Missing Out – leads to bad investing decisions.
Archer Bay Capital discusses GE bonds in the context of our asset allocation strategy — and the Markopolos Report — and whether bond investors should be worried.
Archer Bay Capital discusses whether or not the U.S. economy is headed toward a recession in 2019 with a look at recent economic slowdowns and signs from the bond market.
Check out the market returns for stocks, bonds, cash and inflation for the past ninety years. Also included are historical events that happened in each year.
Follow 7 steps to help make the decision of whether you should sell your company stock options and how much.
In most of our blog posts, we refer to the S&P 500 as representative of the US stock market. Why do we focus on the S&P 500 and why does it matter?
The last three months of 2018 were extremely unpleasant in the stock market and now we have had a bit of a bounce. What just happened and what is expected for 2019?
The stock market gets all of the news headlines but the bond market is nearly twice as big and more important to the health of our economy.
In our latest blog, we discuss the not so merry stock market performance in 2018 and what that means for the 2019 stock market outlook. Visit our website to read more.
Archer Bay Capital helps you make sense of 2018 stock market performance as we look toward 2019. Read our latest blog to learn more.
The pain from losing money in the markets is often greater than the emotional reward of earning money in the market.
There are three basic types of banks. We are all familiar with the commercial bank—it is where you have your checking and savings account and maybe your mortgage or car loan.
Expenses and fees have a big negative impact on your returns overtime due to the compounding effect.
Understand the relationship between earnings and the S&P 500 price index.
How does inflation affect earning power over time?