State College, PA – Large growth companies have been the top performing asset class for the last several years starting back in 2014. They have been better than small and […]
Index To Portfolio Management Content
With the constant changing social political economic environment we live in today compounded by the influx of 24 hour news. It is easy to see why so many are overwhelmed with the management of their portfolio. A lot of the information we see today implies that ones portfolio constantly needs to be adjusted for the social, political, and economic climate. Nothing could be further from the truth. The reality, it's about construction and allocation of one's portfolio that determines their long-term success. A reactive vs proactive mindset does not serve investors well. If you're not sure you have a well diversified portfolio, request a portfolio MRI to learn what your portfolio looks like and if your getting "Market Returns".
Summarizing Portfolio Construction
08/30/2018 by
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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 […]
College Planning: Student Loans
05/04/2017 by
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Ashton Immel talks about college planning and how you treat your student debt load has never been more important than it is today. The historical amounts of debt that college […]
April’s Market Update
04/20/2017 by
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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 […]
Why Is the Stock Market the Only Bright Spot for the Economy?
09/28/2016 by
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This week’s market update includes common sense comments on the rationale as to why Donald Trump mentioned the stock market is the bright spot in our economy. Pulling back the curtain to explain why the stock market is the only area of recent years that has shown any hopeful economic signs. Unfortunately with the government intrusion, it’s not what it always appears to be. Get the real scoop once again as Paul pulls back the curtain on the financial services industry and exposes the truth about money and investing, brought to you by Financial Abundance.
What’s the NASDAQ?
09/08/2016 by
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On this week’s It’s Your Money podcast, Investor Coach Paul Nichols pulls back the curtain and finds “What is the NASDAQ” as it recently hits new highs. He will also […]
A Broken Record
08/12/2016 by
The more I study my industry, the more I’m noticing that the news of pessimism, fear, and greed, are always in cycle and at play. The more I identify these […]
Do Not Give Up
08/12/2016 by
For those of you that know me, you know that I am an eternal proactive optimist, balanced with a dose of realism, and a sprinkle of discernment. I have always […]
British Go…”Cheerio”?
06/27/2016 by
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On this week’s “It’s You’re Money” podcast, Paul Nichols offers a commonsense view of the European Union and the aftermath of the UK’s exit. With a midyear Market Update and […]
20 Investment Questions
06/23/2016 by
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 […]
Coin Flipping
06/23/2016 by
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 […]
If You Can’t Beat Them, Join Them
01/29/2016 by
Lewisburg, PA – The goal of investing is to get an overall market return. The stock market consists of large cap, small cap, micro cap; value and growth; developed international […]
Market Update: November 2015
11/23/2015 by
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This week on “It’s Your Money’, Investor Coach Paul Nichols pulls back the curtain and exposes the truth about investing. He focuses on a market update with a well-rounded overview […]
The Basics of Investing
09/10/2015 by
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This week Paul offers up another market update. He focuses on some of the academic truths of investing and discusses some of the basic investing rules. It is always important to get back to the basics whenever things are out of sorts. The recent volatility brought on primarily due to monetary supply policies, or lack there of, have created some speculation or short term market noise.
Interest Rates & The Price of Tea in China
08/25/2015 by
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This week Paul discusses the current market conditions with the usual market update. The price of tea in China has been rising dramatically due to supply and demand. Some of […]
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