In this week’s Mullooly Asset Management podcast Tom and Brendan discuss retirement withdrawals. When retirement withdrawals come up in conversation the number one question clients want to know is, “Will I outlive my money?”. It makes sense that people worry about this type of issue because nobody wants to run out of money in their […]

As you probably know, Mullooly Asset Management uses point and figure charting as a guide to make wise investments. In this week’s podcast Tom and Brendan will discuss the power of the support line. A support line is an important tool in managing money at Mullooly Asset Management. The point and figure charts that Mullooly Asset […]

In this week’s Mullooly Asset Management podcast Tom and Brendan discuss bell curves. Bell curves are something that most of you probably remember learning way back in high school, but this concept can be applied to point & figure charts. Bell curves can supply us with some very useful information when they are applied to […]

In this week’s Mullooly Asset Management podcast Brendan and Tom discuss bullish percent. Bullish percent is part of the “dimmer switch” approach we use at Mullooly Asset Management to define risk and manage money. Tom gets into the history of bullish percent, and explains where and when it originated. Bullish percent is a risk indicator, […]

What do financial advisers do? This is a question that a lot of people probably wonder on a daily basis. In this week’s podcast Tom and Brendan discuss just what a financial adviser does. They will also talk about why most households in the US, with between $100,000 and $500,000 in assets, have not developed […]

This week’s Mullooly Asset Management podcast focuses on the New York State Deferred Compensation plan. Tom Mullooly manages investments for over 300 different individuals who are participants in the New York State Deferred Compensation program, and he knows what some of the most frequent questions about the plan are. Many people are looking to take […]

In this week’s podcast Tom and Brendan continue their conversation about Exchange Traded Funds. They discuss the ability to get specific with Exchange Traded Funds as far as what you own and how you invest your money. Knowing which sector to invest in is also an important, as well as knowing what is in your […]

Exchange Traded Funds, or ETF’s, are a basket of investments, typically stocks, that are traded on a stock exchange. Not all investments are traded on an exchange though, and that is what sets Exchange Traded Funds apart from other funds like mutual funds. Exchange Traded Funds can cater to a special set of needs, and […]

Standard & Poor’s S&P 500 Index is one of the traditional yardsticks used to measure performance in the stock market.  But yet today, there are two very different S&P 500 Indices. The traditional S&P 500 Index is a “cap-weighted” index: the 50 largest companies in the index (measured by their market/float capitalization) are responsible for […]

This is the Podcast from September 19, 2012.  In this podcast, Brendan questions Tom Mullooly about Quantitative Easing, QE3 and the role of the Federal Reserve in today’s marketplace. The Federal Reserve announced massive action (a “game-changer” as Tom mentions) last week. The easing program will be open-ended, or as some market commentators dubbed it, “Quantitative […]