Election Market Overreactions – A Wealth of Common Sense – Go Health Pro

Election Market Overreactions – A Wealth of Common Sense – Go Health Pro

When Barack Obama was elected president the U.S. economy and markets were in rough shape. From the peak in October 2007 through election day the S&P 500 was already in the midst of a 35% drawdown. By the time he was inaugurated in January 2009, the market was down nearly 50% in total. By March, … Read more

The Inheritance Battle – A Wealth of Common Sense – Go Health Pro

The Inheritance Battle – A Wealth of Common Sense – Go Health Pro

It’s estimated baby boomers will pass down more than $80 trillion to their millennial and Gen X heirs over the next 20 years. This is going to be the greatest wealth transfer the world has ever seen. The timing of these transfers will be a hotly debated topic for many families. Baby boomers were born … Read more

Sequence of Returns – A Wealth of Common Sense – Go Health Pro

Sequence of Returns – A Wealth of Common Sense – Go Health Pro

A reader asks: Please help settle a disagreement my friend and I are having: He says he’d rather the stock market only go down a little bit and then go up a steady amount every year during his working years because recovering from a 30% drawdown on your current portfolio would be difficult. I would … Read more

Common Shopify SEO Problems | BKA Content – Go Health Pro

Common Shopify SEO Problems | BKA Content – Go Health Pro

4. Not Enough Page Content for Search Optimization Some Shopify store owners limit product descriptions to the bare minimum: name, image, price, and size. That’s not enough for a good customer experience, and it doesn’t give you enough eCommerce content to work with for SEO. At the very least, you need a paragraph to describe … Read more

Long-Term Stock Market Averages – A Wealth of Common Sense – Go Health Pro

Long-Term Stock Market Averages – A Wealth of Common Sense – Go Health Pro

Posted October 13, 2024 by Ben Carlson Through the end of September, the S&P 500 was up more than 36% in the prior 12 months. That’s a good return. In fact, it’s good enough to put it in the top 10% of one year returns going all the way back to 1926. The stock market … Read more

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