
The current economy is booming. The bull market is on a record run. The consumer confidence at an 18-year record high. With everything in the news, there has been a […]
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The art of portfolio allocation and portfolio construction have been debated for years. When it comes to prudent investing, however the science is very clear. In this area you will find a plethora of information concerning an academic and scientific approach to portfolio allocation and construction. There are number of subtleties that can often throw people off track, it's important you get educated about the realities of what the science teaches concerning how to pick a different investments for a well diversified global based portfolio.
Have you ever personally experienced a Confident Assertion within yourself or while observing others? I think it’s interesting in the area finance, how many Confident Assertions are made about the […]
In this podcast, Paul Nichols, the host of “It’s Your Money” does a brief market update encompassing February, March, and April of 2017. We also have a little input on […]
A trend we have noticed among baby boomers that we have recently coached up about global market returns is a lot of people exhibit concern and worried body language. When […]
What if everything you thought you knew about retirement planning and investing turned out to be incorrect, when would you want to know? Once you did know would you do […]
When it comes to portfolio construction, as well as portfolio allocation, one of the biggest areas that investors do not understand is the concept of dissimilar price movement. A simple […]
There’s a saying I’ve heard through the years, “Nobody loses in Vegas “. This makes me think of a relatively new area of financial study amongst many of the top […]
On this week’s “It’s our Money”, Investor Paul Nichols gives a Market Update and overviews of the truths of the academic investing. Paul talks about how the market has rebounded nicely […]
Altoona, PA – The price of tea in China has been rising dramatically due to supply and demand. Some of the higher end teas are actually being hoarded after the […]
This week on “It’s Your Money”, we have a short and sweet market update. The market has been turbulent as of late, primarily due to the continuing debt saga in […]
Is the goal of investing to get a yield/return? Specifically isn’t the goal of investing in the stock market to achieve a market rate of a return? The resounding answer is yes! […]
Paul focuses on a primary question, do returns come from the market or do returns come from fund managers? In the market update you get an idea of how the […]
Lewisburg, PA – Recently I was reading an article from John Bogle founder of Vanguard. John is well known in financial circles as one of the champions of passive investing […]
Punxsutawney Phil is arguably the most well-known prognosticator in America. Groundhog Day was established in 1887, held annually on February 2nd. A large crowd will wait with baited breath to see […]
This week Paul Nichols, the president of Financial Abundance, a registered investment advisor, shares a Super Bowl prediction as well as a recent blog, “What’s Your Sleep Factor for the […]
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