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Why Bad Things Happen to Good Investments

Posted on September 14, 2016 by Will Hepburn
Why Bad Things Happen to Good Investments:   Long-Term Investing Made Simple The one thing that an investor can count on is that things are going to change. All things, investments and investment styles, cycle up and down. We just don’t know exactly when cycles will change, but they will. Even buy and hold investors, bolstered by years of academic research telling them their system was
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12 Steps to Economic Security

Posted on September 5, 2016
1. We are only powerless over the financial markets and the economy if we ignore them. 2. Believe it: People who are financially successful share certain traits. 3. Make a decision to be disciplined in your financial matters. 4. Do a personal financial inventory. 5. Decide what you want financially. 6. Prioritize the most important items on your wish list. 7. Never spend your interest or
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Best Days, Worst Days

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Posted on March 3, 2015
Study: Active Management Delivers More Dependable Returns Summary: The risk of selling and moving out of the stock market often focuses on missing good days and hurting overall returns. However, investors have an equal chance of missing a bad day and increasing returns. Since the best days often follow the worst days, back to back, it is statistically more likely that if an investor missed one
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Why the Dollar Bears Are Wrong

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Posted on April 24, 2011
December 14, 2010 Why the Dollar Bears Are Wrong   With the Federal Reserve printing 100 billion new dollars each month (that they admit to) it makes sense that the purchasing power of your dollars will become less and less as the supply of dollars grows and grows.  However, the really obvious outcomes seldom come to pass when investing, making this seem like a crazy business.Keep
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Advisor orientation to active management

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Posted on October 18, 2010
Add an active component to your advisory practice for risk management and return opportunities
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In all investing, past performance cannot assure future results, and as such, our efforts are not guaranteed. Losses can occur. All strategies offered by Shadowridge Asset Management, LLC, adapt to changes in the markets by changing the investments they hold. Therefore, comparisons to broad stock market indexes such as the unmanaged indexes mentioned on this site may not be appropriate. Sometimes client accounts are invested in stocks or markets not included in these indexes. Investments made are not insured by the FDIC and involve investment risk, including possible loss of principal. Advisory services offered through Shadowridge Asset Management, LLC, a Registered Investment Adviser. Adviser will not transact business unless properly registered and licensed in the potential client's state of residence.