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Gary A. Gordon, MS, CFP® is the president of Pacific Park Financial, Inc., a Registered Investment Adviser with the SEC. He has more than 28 years of experience as a personal coach in “money matters,” including risk ...more

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The S&P 500 And Stephen Hawking: A Theory On “Peak Everything”
The Federal Reserve is simultaneously hiking overnight lending rates as well as allowing its balance sheet to erode so that borrowing costs become more expensive.
Trade Wars And Currency Wars: Financial Markets Have Good Reason To Be Wary
The Bank of Japan has swallowed up so much of the country’s debt obligations in its quantitative easing endeavors, trading activity across the entire JGB space has become “razor thin.”
If Consumers Stop Spending, Stocks And Real Estate Will Slide
The wave of stock buybacks set to hit financial markets throughout 2018 may keep stocks from cratering. They’ve been a tremendous tailwind throughout the 9-year bull.
The Most Dangerous Stock Market Ever? Either Way, Have A Plan
Today’s stock market may not be as dangerous as 2000’s dot-com euphoria or 2008’s asset balloon. Why not?
Brakes Applied To The Borrowing Tires Can Hurt Stock Investors
Mainstream media commentators regularly tell you that higher interest rates in 2018 will not threaten your portfolio.
Are American Stocks Great Again?
The headwind of higher borrowing rates may make it very difficult for stocks to solidify longer-term bullish momentum. Phenomenal corporate earnings may not be enough when prices have gotten so far ahead of themselves.
Shock The “Short S&P 500 Volatility” Monkey
A monumental shot across the bullish bow may not have been predictable with respect to time, but its inevitability was never in doubt.
State Of The Stock Market (SOTSM)
The U.S. stock market has rarely notched 150 trading days without back-to-back 0.5%-plus declines. It happened on one occasion prior to the financial crisis in 2007.
Nothing To Fear In The Stock Market But The Fear Of Missing Out Itself
The melt-up in stocks implies that there is nothing to fear but fear of missing out (FOMO) itself.
Asset Bubbles Lead To Recessions … Not The Other Way Around
Stock market bearishness is practically extinct. You would have to travel back in time to 1987 to find a greater level of disparity between investment adviser bulls (64.4%) and bears (13.3%).
Regression To The Trend: Will S&P 500 Prices Ever Revisit Their Mean?
“Regression to the mean” refers to the inevitability of prices revisiting a long-term trend. Near the beginning of the Roaring ’20s, stock prices sat nearly 60% below their long-term historical trend.
Warning: Side Effects May Include Rapid Stock Price Depreciation
Over the last decade, the most influential central banks around the world have printed electronic currency credits to acquire $14 trillion in assets.
Speculative Frenzy Smells More And More Like 2000
Scores of extremely bullish investors insist that the financial markets today do not resemble the technology stock craze near the tail end of the late 1990s. That position is getting more difficult to defend.
If You Bought The Tax Reform Rumors, Will You Be Selling The Tax Cut News?
With the central banks reining in the easy money and tax reform largely priced into stock price appreciation, you might want to have a risk reduction plan at the ready.
Managing Assets When Markets Become Irrationally Effervescent
Tech stocks may not be as wildly overvalued as they were in 2000. That said, the U.S. stock market as a whole is beginning to look a lot like it did in previous bubbles.
Are The Ultra-Rich Predicting A Stock Market Swoon?
If anyone wonders how stocks could go up since January of 2016 without the slightest hiccup or setback – nearly two full years of equanimity – they need to look no further than the accelerated pace of balance sheet expansion in 2016 and 2017.
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