One sign of a good running back in the NFL is the ability to quickly change directions to confuse the defense and elude being tackled. Just when the defense believes
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November has proven to be another tumultuous month for the stock market. In this two-minute video, Ron Rough, FSA’s Director of Portfolio Management, provides some insight into what the market
Who is your Trusted Contact? We’ve been with you through the ups and downs of life and the stock market. During that time, we’ve learned a lot about you –
The month of October has a reputation for scaring investors. The one-day crashes of 1929 and 1987 happened in October. And who could forget the 17% drop in stock prices
Jim Joseph, President, and Kim Scott, Senior Financial Advisor, were interviewed for a local radio program, Aging Matters. You can hear what they had to share here.
Check out our special video market update from Ron Rough, Director of Portfolio Management.
The stock market has an uncanny ability to ignore various factors, until the point that it becomes obsessed with them. Short-term interest rates have been on the rise for the
Stocks have spent most of this year slowly climbing out of a hole created when they fell sharply in February and March. For technically oriented firms like ours, it is
Retirement savers, give thanks! The recently passed tax plan doesn’t harm you – much. Congress, for instance, did not lower maximum contributions for tax-deferred plans, like traditional 401(k)s and individual
Stocks are generally split into two broad categories: growth stocks and value stocks. Growth stocks are those that tend to generate earnings (profits) consistently, regardless of broad economic cycles, because