Finance Bros

Wylie Coyote was always looking for a way to catch the elusive road runner. Personal favorites of mine include him strapping himself to rockets, rockets to himself, or rockets to his shoes. Not considering the risks....just kick the tires and light the fires, oddly always trying to catch the thing that moved quickly, but never seemed to run off the road. Bonds help balance a growth approach. There's no rocket stock that doesn't come with the possible pitfall of downside. Even it out...and as Jimmy says "keep it between the lines". You'll outrun the coyote if you're smart enough to know it's a bad idea to hang on to a rocket for too long. 

The market is like a house...different systems and structures all working together (most of the time) so everybody can see the benefits of a well thought out house (portfolio). Sometimes the toilet runs (healthcare),the foundation cracks (staples), or the roof leaks (energy)....for example. And it ruins the party for everybody. 

First show of season 2 is fire....literally. Financially Independent, Retire Early.  Nobody wants to wait until they are 65 to finally enjoy a financially secure life without having to clock in and out every weekday. Some people actually fire their day job, fire their old way of thinking, and fire up the grill for lunch on a weekday. Extend your golden years....maybe twofold. 

BIG Thank you to all of the Bros fans across the land. This has turned into something we didn't quite see when we started, and I feel like we had high hopes. Through a couple milestones in our personal lives, a big uptick in new sponsors, and also a bit of a breather....here is part 1 of 2 of our Spring Break mini-series. A little intro to our new partners, a lineup of what's to come, and some changes to the show. Don't worry though...we still believe more money doesn't have to mean more problems! 

Saving and Investing. One is super safe, and one is super risky. Well, at least that's what you're told by your grandparents. While the coronavirus seems to be the new "invisible enemy", inflation was the O.G. when it comes to unseen devastation, especially financially. Long term investing can be the vaccine. We've heard investing be likened to gambling sometimes. Go to Vegas if you want your net worth tied to a river card...If you want to beat the house long term, call somebody like us. 

Tape on the floor telling you where to stand, free delivery where there once was none, and cuttin' down all the red tape just to try and make one more sell. Businesses didn't have this in mind for 2020...but hey, neither did the customer. It ain't all bad though. We can find silver lining just about anywhere. Welcome to the New Age, brother.

You had a good plan for 2020...this was gonna be your year!! Welp...the defense changed. That doesn't mean you can't check out of the play you had. These times create opportunities that you weren't planning on, but if you make the right adjustments you can keep moving the chains. 

Investments are a lot like trying to find the right partner....That's not accurate. But we love this youtube video, and Jimmy likened it to risk. Some investments are a no-go, some you should consider a long term relationship with...and some are just way too good to be true! Check under the hood brother, you want to make sure your getting what was advertised. 

"When all the scared rats are leaving a sinking market, that's when a real entrepreneur steps in -- a true visionary." - Tim Riggins, Friday Night Lights. Probably a bad idea to seek financial advice from Riggs, but the sentiment holds true. Public panic causes assets to change hands. Houses, cars, stocks, land, guns...it's all for sale when the public gets in a frenzy. Prime time opportunity for those who have been in the market for such.