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It was only a decade ago when we were all excited about the rare convergence of the holidays of Chanukah and Thanksgiving, which many referred
It was only a decade ago when we were all excited about the rare convergence of the holidays of Chanukah and Thanksgiving, which many referred
As a financial professional I regularly receive many questions from clients and friends about a wide variety of financial issues, mostly regarding the stock market.
In recent years I have become incrementally more disciplined about my exercise regimen. Prior to the pandemic, my wife and I were on a fairly
So, you are undoubtedly wondering why the writer of a financial column is borrowing a song title from the rising singing sensation Joey Newcomb. I
As we rapidly approach the end of an unusually difficult year for investors, I would like my final column of 2022 to be on the
In August I penned an article in this space titled “My Worst Trade Ever.” It was intended to be a somewhat tongue-in-cheek description of how
For most of the past decade, investors searching for income in the fixed income market have been hard-pressed to find any solutions without taking on
Since last Rosh Hashanah, whether you invested in stocks, bonds or Bitcoin, you are likely nursing some disappointing returns. Moreover, rising inflation has become a
You may read financial columns like this one and come to believe that professional investors never make mistakes. To disabuse you of that notion, it
Have you ever been to a chasuna or a party, had a drink or two, and then a few more? For a while you were
The first half of 2022 has been nothing short of a miserable period for investors. The stock market has registered sharp declines while the bond
Avid readers of my monthly finance column in The Jewish Link have likely grown accustomed to my investment philosophy. They have perhaps come to understand