2023 Outlook for Stocks and Bonds
Tim Hayes
January 25, 2023
2022 was a lousy year for investors. Both stocks and bonds went down, and bonds, supposedly the least risky of the two, went down almost
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Investing in an Overpriced Stock Market
Tim Hayes
January 25, 2023
The U.S. stock market has come a long way from its Great Recession low. That low, when the S&P 500 bottomed out at 666 on
Bitcoin the Future of Money or a Novelty?
Tim Hayes
January 23, 2023
One bitcoin today is worth roughly $20,915 which demonstrates how out-of-whack this cycle’s pet rock, tulip craze, or dot-com stock (pick your financial bubble) has
Active vs Passive Investing
Tim Hayes
January 23, 2023
Contact Tim Tim Hayes Securities licensed in MA, RI, NH, ME, CT, NY, FL Warren Buffett once said of Jack Bogle, the founder of The
2021 Outlook for Stocks and Bonds
Tim Hayes
January 19, 2023
It has been a confounding year for investors. The stock market started 2020 strong, then the virus hit. At its worst in March, it was
Investing in International Stocks and Bonds
Tim Hayes
January 23, 2023
Because different countries have different currencies, overseas travel is usually more complicated than domestic travel. Likewise, overseas investing is more complicated than domestic investing. However,
Diversification and Rebalancing (06-30-20)
Tim Hayes
December 6, 2022
Diversification remains investors’ one free lunch. This is a good time to double-check yours, especially if you were uncomfortable with March’s downturn.
It Is Not Your Fault You Retired When the Stock
Market is High, and Interest Rates are Low
Tim Hayes
January 18, 2023
Contact Tim Tim Hayes Securities Licensed in MA, RI, NH, NY, NJ, CT, ME, & FL You just retired. Along with a great career, you
Diversification and Rebalancing: A Retirement Saver’s Best Friend
Tim Hayes
November 29, 2022
Because the stock market is significantly overvalued at this time, now is an excellent time to consider rebalancing your portfolio. By rebalancing instead of selling
Diversification and Rebalancing a Retirement Saver’s Best Friend (6/2019)
Tim Hayes
November 29, 2022
Tim Hayes Offices in Boston & S Dartmouth Longer-term bonds—reversed course and are this year’s winners, reaffirming that the one free lunch available to investors
Risk Tolerance Profiling
Tim Hayes
January 17, 2023
For some individuals, nothing feels worse than seeing their account drop; conversely, others regret losing out on potential gains. Perhaps, the first investor’s portfolio was
Don’t Fear the Bond Market Reapers
Tim Hayes
January 18, 2023
In 2013, one of the most prominent economists in the U.S., Harvard professor Martin Feldstein, warned investors, “The banks can use these excess reserves to create
