Rental Houses or Stock Investments? (a Case Study) – Go Health Pro

Rental Houses or Stock Investments? (a Case Study) – Go Health Pro

Another fine day in Retirement During our recent discussion on Inflation, a Badass reader stopped by and caught my attention by dropping the following block of wisdom into the comments section:  “A final note if you are worried about inflation: sledgehammer the TV and go for a walk in the woods. Trees get bigger every … Read more

Finishing Rich Despite A Low-Return Stock Market Environment – Go Health Pro

Finishing Rich Despite A Low-Return Stock Market Environment – Go Health Pro

Since the bottom of the global financial crisis in July 2009, the S&P 500 has generally experienced a strong bull market. While there were challenging periods in 2018, 1Q 2020, and 2022, stock market investors have largely been well rewarded. However, Goldman Sachs warns that the good times might be coming to an end. Goldman … 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

Timing the Inventory Market Utilizing Valuations – Go Well being Professional

Timing the Inventory Market Utilizing Valuations – Go Well being Professional

A reader asks: My asset allocation has been fairly conservative because the market run-up in 2020. My primary thesis is that the market is overvalued, and the one approach I can hold myself in equities in any respect is to have a 60/40 inventory/bond allocation. One factor I like about having the 60/40 break up … Read more

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