Much has been written about the stock based on hundreds of years of observations.  And in all of those volumes, we walk away with a couple of things:

1) stock prices are arguably based on some theoretical value derived from future earnings

2) it’s very hard to calculate that theoretical value

3) stocks rarely trade at or near any theoretical value

Source

Dynamic Investments - the subject of The Dynamic Investment Bible - don't worry about any of this. Read on ....

The Release of The Dynamic Investment Bible and why I don't make investment recommendations!

Make sure your fee-only advisor is not double charging you! Read on....

A recent White House report found that up to $1.7 trillion of assets held in IRAs are invested in products that financially benefit advisors, creating the potential for a conflict of interest. This conflicted advice costs savers an estimated $17 billion each year in unnecessary fees. Read on.....

If you think that all brokers, even those from major financial firms, always work with your best interests at heart, think again. Some are outright crooks. In this blog post I discuss a new study that may give you a different view of the honesty of the financial advisor market.

Is the current Bull Market about to turn into a Bear? Let's look at a little history and you can decide.

One of the most important investing decisions that you can make is the "type" of advisor you work with. There are basically two types and selecting the wrong one can have a very bad effect on your financial future. Read this post to find out why.

Robo-advisors are touted today as the "future of investing." Are they really? Read this blog post and make up your own mind.

Every individual investor needs to have a "toolkit" of go-to investing Web sites. With this post I will start to show you mine. The first site in it is an educational one that shows you the history of the stock market pricing for the last 100 years. Check back here often for more recommended sites from my Investing Web Resource toolkit.

An introduction  to this blog.