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The Dot Com Bubble popped in March of 2000, but there was a party where everyone was making money in 1999. New investors flocked to get a piece of any hot internet company they could find. We are seeing similar behaviour in today's market.
Last Friday the Bureau of Labor Statistics came out with a shocking report that led to a drastic change in the stock market.
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A recent study by economists at the University of Chicago provide a solid case why the stock market is rising during a pandemic. Would you believe me if I told you that Americans are making HIGHER income, have less expenses, and are saving MORE. It seems backwards, but it's true.
What could turn our current sellers market into a buyers market? To see a decrease in buyer demand and an increase in houses supplied on the market we would need to see a large economic shift.
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Historic interest rates are leading to a higher housing market. Yes, even in the midst of a pandemic. Can it keep this up?
Rebalancing your 401k protects you from extreme downside. It's all about setting your portfolio back to its original plan so you can thrive moving forward.
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The longer Covid-19 lingers the more we learn about what we should be looking out for when investing. You should (1) run from debt like the plague (2) look for companies with large cash reserves and (3) Be weary of companies that have already shot up in value.
The stock market has overall returned to strong valuations. Will this run keep happening? A couple reasons it may not are (1) The second wave (2) unforeseen economic dominoes falling (3) Not-as-great Q2 earnings. The risk/reward ratio is extremely unbalanced.
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In the midst of a pandemic stocks are continuing to rise. This idea is back by two main concepts. (1) That the government is not going to let the market fail (2) That companies are performing betters than investors initially expected.
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