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Inorganic shutdown leads to inorganic recovery By performance, the S&P 500 recently had its best month (August) since 1938- driven by technology growth stocks! That’s

Sometimes it feels like the world is changing faster than reports get to you. There are so many significant issues affecting the financial markets, interest

If you could answer the following question, my job would be much easier. Are we in (1) an extended bull market that still has not

So, which is it, recession or recovery? On June 8, 2020 Yahoo Finance posted an article whose headline read, “The US Economy is Officially in

Just the Facts Daily Covid-19 deaths have been cut in half over the past six weeks but remain elevated. Miles driven and retail purchases have

Backdrop, What We Know, Don’t Know, Current Management Strategy and Expectations in a Year A few days ago, I sent you a March 9th report

Welcome to the month and year of the first palindrome in over 909 years. 02/02/2020 was the first world calendar palindrome since 11/11/1111. If you’re

News on the new SECURE ACT of 2019 As some of you may have heard, there is a new tax act which was signed into

Merry Christmas By Vaughn Woods, CFP, MBA Merry Christmas? That’s what Credit Suisse is predicting for 2020. If they are correct, it’s a scenario that

Portfolio Strategy September 2019 By Vaughn Woods, CFP, MBA With Great Britain and the European Union in flat to recessionary growth and for fear of

Back to the basics. Ok. It’s time to discuss the value of using the John Wooden basics of basketball as an investment strategy. As you

Chaos is currency. Tariffs are just one strategy. Think tanks oppose think tanks in a fight for dominant world hegemony. The democratic industrial nations are