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How to be Prepared for the 2019 Earnings Season
Recently, I’ve felt as if I’m stuck in a time loop, like the character in the movie Groundhog Day. Read More
Tee up to Profit with This Month’s Recommendation
I joined a country club last year. Just typing that sentence makes me feel a bit “uppity,” like Judge Elihu Smails from the comedy classic Caddyshack. I’m not at all a “country club” kinda guy. Read More
Not Sure Which Way the Market Is Going? Here’s How to Play It…
Being an options professional, I've executed just about every option strategy that exists. As I stated before, most everyday investors only need to use (and understand) a handful of option trading methods. Read More
The Second Flaw with Wall Street’s Go-To Advice for Investors
I recently introduced you to the first flaw of Wall Street’s buy-and-hold mantra; it’s enticingly believable. Read More
Three Ways to Stay Ahead of the Tax Man in 2019
It’s Tax Day, everyone. And while it’s not exactly a holiday, it’s definitely a good excuse to pour a stiff drink. Read More
Retirement Doesn’t Look Good for Most Americans…
As I commented on Monday, I’ve never heard of National Retirement Planning Week before, and I guarantee that 99% of Americans haven’t either. Read More
Two Important Roles Investing Plays in Your Retirement Plan
It's never too early or too late to start socking money away for your golden years. True, the earlier you start, the more compounding your money will enjoy. Read More
How to Make a Happy Retirement… Right Now!
This is National Retirement Planning Week – conveniently wedged between National Beer Day (April 7) and National Tax Day (April 15). I’ve already done my taxes and filed my return for 2018. Read More
Stockpiling Wood (and Money) for Retirement
I distinctly remember the moment when retirement planning took on a personal meaning to me — I was kayaking with my wife along the Myakka River, which runs some 60 miles through the prairies and Read More
