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Historically, bear markets are like the changing of winter to spring. For every ferocious bear we’ve encountered, an uplifting bull has eventually followed.
March 28, 2020
Historically, bear markets are like the changing of winter to spring. For every ferocious bear we’ve encountered, an uplifting bull has eventually followed.
Realized risks in a volatile market are likely to generate important insights for seeding future expected social resilience and market growth.
Sudden market downturns can be unsettling. Sticking with your plan helps put you in the best position to capture a recovery.
We have often said that investment risks and expected rewards are related. Recent headlines are the realization of risks that we have discussed.
The uncertainty surrounding the spread of the coronavirus is unsettling on a human level as well as from the perspective of how markets respond.
Not long ago, some investors had yet to experience turbulent markets. Even those who had, might have forgotten how scary it can be.
Whether you are considering an investment opportunity or simply browsing various media, you cannot believe everything you see, hear or read.
In light of recent market volatility due to the Coronavirus, we are providing an update to our previous post entitled You, Your Investments and the Coronavirus.
The best way to achieve these simple goals isn’t always obvious. In fact, many of our favorite investment insights may at first seem counterintuitive.
As the viral news about the coronavirus has spread, so too has financial uncertainty. Should you try to dodge markets that have been exposed?
What are market lessons from 2019 that we can apply to 2020? Let’s go back to where we were this time last year.
The SECURE Act was signed into law in December with the intention of making it easier for families to save more for retirement.
As we come to the end of another calendar year, let’s take a look at a fresh batch of financial best practices to help you hit the ground running in 2020.
It happens rather often: Whenever investors are spooked by turbulent times, dollars tend to flow out of the stock market and into “safe harbor” investments.
It’s hard to predict the best days in the markets, and the cost of missing them can be high.
Research has shown no reliable way to predict the top‑performing stocks, arguing for diversification instead.
In order to get a better understanding of your relationship, we suggest that investors ask these important questions of their financial advisor.
In times of market turmoil, we at Shore Point Advisors suggest that our clients utilize a philosophy to control what they can control.
There’s a misconception in the markets: value stocks
have lost their vigor.
The good news for parents and their college-bound kids: FAFSA makes it relatively easy to apply for financial aid opportunities in a single session.
Comparing market returns across the 2000s and 2010s reinforces the benefits of diversification and pursuing known drivers of higher expected returns.
Has the value premium lost its mojo? Let’s explore why we feel it remains in your best interest to keep the faith on value investing.
Shore Point Advisors enjoyed a highly successful event this past weekend when it hosted the 4th Annual Night Amongst Heroes Gala in Point Pleasant, N.J.
Local World War II hero Harry Rockafeller will be honored in a special presentation this Saturday at Shore Point Advisors’ Night Amongst Heroes Gala.
Shore Point Advisors, a Brielle-based wealth management firm, will be hosting its 4th Annual Night Amongst Heroes Gala on Saturday, March 9, at the Crystal Point Yacht Club in Point Pleasant, N.J.
We’ll conclude our Hidden in Plain Sight series with what may be the most obvious and powerful advice of all – controlling costs.
Headline-grabbing yield curve commentary somehow sounds important, doesn’t it? But what is a yield curve and what does it have to do with you and your investments?
When it comes to investing, we need to acknowledge that the market would not provide us rewarding returns if it didn’t periodically punish us with realized risks.
With so many rules and different claiming strategies, it’s easy to understand why there are so many myths about Social Security retirement benefits.
When making investment decisions, most people likewise assume that the most eye-catching ink matters the most: an alarming economic forecast, an exciting Initial Public Offering, a hot trading tips.