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Current Commentary2018-07-02T10:43:19-07:00

Faith in US Stocks?

I wanted to share some charts that appeared in a recent Bloomberg.com article. They confirm my own experience in speaking with clients and prospective clients at this time: everyone is nervous and untrusting of the stock market. Fortunately, bear markets usually begin from a psychological place of extreme bullishness. So the emotional conditions suggest we are not about to see [...]

By |May 4th, 2016|Financial Commentary - Public, Uncategorized|

How could someone rich and famous like Prince die without a will?

From the Los Angeles Times: "Op-Ed: How could someone rich and famous like Prince die without a will? It's not unusual. Just ask an estate lawyer" Jack B. Osborn, April 28, 2016 How could Prince die without a will? He didn't amass a $250-million estate just through exceptional musical talent. He was also a shrewd businessman. Two years ago, Prince [...]

By |May 2nd, 2016|Financial Commentary - Public|

Is it China? Is it Oil Prices?

Is it China? Is it Oil Prices? Or maybe the short list of U.S. Presidential candidates is scaring the markets? Listening to financial and economic experts express bewilderment at world equity market weakness, which has dragged down the price quotation for many well known companies, I have, like them, been puzzling over the matter. With the US economy growing, shopping [...]

By |January 22nd, 2016|Financial Commentary - Public|

TFA’s Annual Video Report

Our Annual Report Video! Each year Trusted Financial Advisors hosts a luncheon for clients and Gary Miller, CFP provides an overview of portfolio performance and the economic outlook. If you would like to find out more about what it’s like to be a client of Trusted Financial please take a look at the video from this year’s event, held December 9, 2015. You may play the video by clicking on it.

By |December 16th, 2015|Financial Commentary - Public, Public|

TFA – Quarter End Report, Sept. 30, 2015

Since “going independent”, that is, changing my relationship with clients from that of “broker” to that of a fee-only investment adviser, in January 2001, the stated objective for Balanced/Value accounts has been to “capture” most of the total returns available from U.S. stocks and with less risk. As shown below, this has been fully achieved for most clients over a [...]

By |October 16th, 2015|Financial Commentary - Public, Uncategorized|

 

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