Stock Market Jitters But Doesn’t Crater During Gov’t Shutdowns
The US government has been reopened – for now – but we might be back in the same place in three weeks.
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December Jobs Report, 2019 Outlook and Portfolio Repair Strategy
Last Friday we had a great jobs report, with 312,000 jobs created through December, bringing the 2018 total jobs tally to 2.64 million
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How A QBI Deduction Can Help You
The QBI deduction is 20% of qualified business income.
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Don’t Forget These Year-End Tax-Saving Steps
Six Tax Tips from Mahoney Asset Management and Rockland Pro
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November 2018’s Stock Market and Economy Is Mirroring November 2016’s
With oil prices dropping sharply, down twelve trading sessions going into this week (the longest losing streak ever recorded), an ongoing trade war, huge Brexit concerns, and mixed views on global demand, we are seeing similarities in the economy and markets that mirror that of late 2015 and early 2016.
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Businesses That Support and Donate Build A Strategic Brand
A company that shows it has a stake in the community, and cares about local causes, builds a deeper connection with its customers, and it attracts new business.
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The Ride Ahead Remains Volatile
Volatility has been a major focus for investors throughout 2018 and with levels of fluctuation mirroring those of 2008 it is a topic we need not shy away from as it presents opportunities for the active investor.
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Fed Raises Rates on Steady Economic Growth and Strong Job Market
September 27, 2018 – By Paul McCormick, SVP – Investment Sales & Capital Services, Ariel Property Advisors The U.S. Federal Reserve, as widely expected, raised its benchmark short-term interest rate by a quarter-percentage point to a range of 2.00% to 2.25% on Wednesday, its third increase this year and eighth since December 2015. At the […]
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