Wade Slome | TalkMarkets | Page 9
President/Founder, Sidoxia Capital Management
Mr. Slome is a CFA charterholder (Chartered Financial Analyst), a CFP®certificant (CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER®), and a member of the CFA Institute and the FPA® (Financial Planning Association®). Mr. Slome has worked in the investment industry since 1993, and Bloomberg identified ...more

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The Art Of Catching Falling Knives
Given the fresh carnage in the U.S. and foreign markets, is now the time for investors to attempt to catch a falling knife? Rather than trying to time the market it’s more important to have a disciplined, unemotional investing framework in place.
Inside The Brain Of An Investing Genius
Peter Lynch (ex-Fidelity fund manager), probably more than any icon, has had the most influence on my investing philosophy as any investor. His breadth of knowledge and versatility across styles allowed him to compile a record that few could match.
Playing The Field With Your Investments
For some, casual dating can be fun and exciting. The same goes for trading and speculating, the freedom of free- wheeling, non-committal purchases can be exhilarating. Unfortunately the costs of short-term dating/investing can outweigh the benefits.
Investors Take A Vacation
If you think about it, stock investors have basically been on unpaid vacation since the beginning of the year, with the Dow Jones Industrial Index down -0.7% for 2015 and the S&P 500 up + 2.2% over the same time period.
Supply & Demand: The Key To Oil, Stocks, And Pork Bellies
Commodity prices, including oil, are “crashing” according to the pundits, and fears are building that this is a precursor to another stock market collapse. Are we on an irreversible path of repeating the bloodbath carnage of the 2008/09 recession?
F.U.D. And Dividend Shock Absorbers
As the existential question remains open on whether Greece will remain a functioning entity within the Eurozone, investor anxiety and manic behavior continues to be the norm.
Greece: The Slow Motion, Multi-Year Train Wreck
Watching Greece fall apart over the last five years has been like watching a slow motion train wreck.
Missing The Forest For The Trees
Recently, billionaire investor Carl Icahn called the stock market “extremely overheated,” especially re high yield bonds. A Greek default could cause a short-term contagion effect, but there will be larger fish to fry than domestic equity markets.
Standing On The Shoulders Of A Growth Giant: Phil Fisher
Phil Fisher, the unknown legend, is the father of investing and dear old Dad has some advice for those old and new to investing.
Will Rising Rates Murder The Market?
The prevailing opinion is that rising interest rates will murder the stock market. In reality, the benchmark 10-Year Treasury Note has risen a whopping 0.23% so far this year. Could this be a start of a more prolonged increase in interest rates?
Digesting Stock Gains
Despite calls for "Sell in May, and go away," the stock market as measured by both the Dow Jones Industrial and S&P 500 indexes grinded out a +1% gain during the month of May.
PIMCO And Stocks: The Slow Motion Train Wreck
Although PIMCO may continue its flailing struggles in its so-called equity offerings, the proverbial nail in the coffin was announced last week when PIMCO’s Virginie Maisonneuve left the bond giant after only a year, following many others.
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