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A year ago people were predicting the worst for 2019, only for the markets to end up positive. Don’t react too much too headlines or it can ruin your portfolio.
Last year all the headlines wanted to talk about were 2019 recession, inverted yield curves and negative interest rates –only to end up 28.74%. By the time these topics make the news it’s usually too late. If you’re reacting to news headlines, it’s time to get help with your portfolio. Also:
• How often is a stock market negative vs. positive?
• More aggressive investors & the risks
• Admitted vs. observation
• Long term care by the numbers
• Don’t go another year without a financia
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By Chad Burton
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Last year all the headlines wanted to talk about were 2019 recession, inverted yield curves and negative interest rates –only to end up 28.74%. By the time these topics make the news it’s usually too late. If you’re reacting to news headlines, it’s time to get help with your portfolio. Also:
• How often is a stock market negative vs. positive?
• More aggressive investors & the risks
• Admitted vs. observation
• Long term care by the numbers
• Don’t go another year without a financia
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