Ayy! Corona: The Stock Market and Coronavirus
The market is screaming “Sell!,” while contrarians suggest it’s time to buy. So what does the Best Interest think about coronavirus and the stock market?
The market is screaming “Sell!,” while contrarians suggest it’s time to buy. So what does the Best Interest think about coronavirus and the stock market?
Start wiring your brain pathways right now. Don’t let emotion incidentally affect you when it matters most.
The market has never been higher, so it has no where to go but down. Actually…that’s wrong. And it’s always been wrong.
Confused by the market? “Priced in” means that future news or events are already being considered in determining the price of a stock.
Using Wade Pfau’s data and “predictions” of the future, we’re creating an updated Trinity Study to use for our retirement planning.
Mr. Market is a manic-depressive investor. And if you pay attention, you’ll realize that the *real* stock market acts just like him.
While “debt crisis” might sound like economic jargon, the fact is that it hurts individual lives. A global COVID debt crisis would be crippling.
It’s a lesson in personal finance and a lesson for life. If you don’t know how to trust someone, start by asking for proof.
My student loan proposal: if Uncle Sam helps with interest payments, then solving the student loan crisis becomes significantly more attainable.
Slack. Margin. Room for error. Safety net. Insurance. So many phrases, but they all represent the biggest lesson from COVID-19.