Uneasy Investors Should Focus On What They Can Control Paul Fain, CFP® Current events remind me of a rip current at the beach. Once swept into it, you have two choices: 1) fight against the undertow and risk a bad outcome; or 2) go with the flow until you are carried to calmer, more predictable
War is emotional, but rarely impactful on company profits Paul Fain, CFP® There is a humanitarian crisis in Ukraine. The loss of life is tragic and disturbing. And it is OK to wonder, “What does this mean for my investments?” Our financial planning firm recently hosted a current events webinar with Apollo Lupescu, Ph.D., vice president
Here’s how to keep your focus on the big picture during unsteady times Paul Fain, CFP® Here we are in 2022 and the world seems like a crazy place (again)! Armies on the move. Consumer prices reaching decade highs. The coronavirus pandemic continuing to impact our daily lives. What should be your next decision
Feeling Pessimistic? Zoom Out. | Kevin Miller The sky is falling! The world is coming unglued! We all feel this way at some point. I think most of us know, and are grateful for, the fact that life is much easier now for most people than it was for folks a century ago. But it’s
Investment Themes for the Next 10 Years | Paul Fain, CFP® When is the best time to invest in the stock market? What about now? Are stocks too over-priced? One of the U.S. stock market’s measures of value, price-to-earnings ratio, is running high by historical standards (37 today vs. 17 historically). In other words,
We’ve all heard of the power of positive thinking, but imagining failure is one of your best tools for achieving financial planning success. Certified Financial Planner Paul Fain, president of Asset Planning Corporation, explains this week on WBIR. IT’S NOT ENOUGH TO HAVE A SOUND, LONG-TERM INVESTMENT PLAN… You need to stick to that