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Stock market returns always boil down to revenue and earnings of individual companies. Today I discuss the emotions that drive daily numbers and 2018 expectations.
When prices go up consumer demand goes up and we see inflation. The Feds adjust lending rates, less money is being lent and put into the economy and we go through a cycle. Real market corrections last 3 months minimum and the worst thing you can do is panic, sell and lose money forever. Other topics include:
• Cryptocurrency pump and dump scams
• Can you afford a second home in retirement and how would you pay for it?
• Health and healthcare spending in retirement
• Tax cut issues
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By Chad Burton
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When prices go up consumer demand goes up and we see inflation. The Feds adjust lending rates, less money is being lent and put into the economy and we go through a cycle. Real market corrections last 3 months minimum and the worst thing you can do is panic, sell and lose money forever. Other topics include:
• Cryptocurrency pump and dump scams
• Can you afford a second home in retirement and how would you pay for it?
• Health and healthcare spending in retirement
• Tax cut issues
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