Send us a text At the end of it every straightaway, there's a curve. But this exciting and informative episode of my podcast is not about auto racing. It's about how to preserve and grow the assets in your 401(k). In the last two years the S&P 500 has grown over 50%, and the NASDAQ, over 70%. With each passing day the number of times the word bubble appears in the Wall Street Journal increases. Wall Street Dummies understand that now is the time to keep emotions in check. They also unders...
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Send us a text At the end of it every straightaway, there's a curve. But this exciting and informative episode of my podcast is not about auto racing. It's about how to preserve and grow the assets in your 401(k). In the last two years the S&P 500 has grown over 50%, and the NASDAQ, over 70%. With each passing day the number of times the word bubble appears in the Wall Street Journal increases. Wall Street Dummies understand that now is the time to keep emotions in check. They also unders...
Send us a text What's in a name? I have chosen this iconic line from Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet to impress you with a fact that I am a learned, erudite professional and not just some off the street strapping hanger, bloviating about the market. This episode of my incredibly insightful podcast is directed at the 90 million Americans who have their life savings invested in a 401(k) plan. Their only investment options are mutual funds and the mavens of Wall Street are trying to convince them...
Wall Street for Dummies
Send us a text At the end of it every straightaway, there's a curve. But this exciting and informative episode of my podcast is not about auto racing. It's about how to preserve and grow the assets in your 401(k). In the last two years the S&P 500 has grown over 50%, and the NASDAQ, over 70%. With each passing day the number of times the word bubble appears in the Wall Street Journal increases. Wall Street Dummies understand that now is the time to keep emotions in check. They also unders...
