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Beyond the Coronavirus Stock Market: Five Red Flags Every Investor Should Heed
Will the coronavirus crash the stock market? Who knows. But Peter J. Mougey says considering that “once in a lifetime” market crashes now happen once a decade, you’re better off worrying about investment issues you can control. Here, he shines a light on bad, life-ruining advice many investors get—and what you can do to recognize and avoid it.
IS YOUR PORTFOLIO STILL DOWN MORE THAN 10 PERCENT IN THE CORONAVIRUS MARKET?
Is Your Portfolio Still Down More Than 10 Percent in the Coronavirus Stock Market? Then Your Advisor Has Some Explaining to Do!
Peter Mougey says you should never accept the "whole market is down" excuse from your advisor. He debunks some common misconceptions about what "the market" really is, what real diversification looks like, and how to push back if you're down more than 10 percent.
KEEPING CALM IN THE CORONAVIRUS MARKET
Keeping Calm in the Coronavirus Market: Eight Guidelines to Help You Make Smart Decisions (at Every Age)
Peter Mougey explains how to avoid knee-jerk, fear-based reactions; how to talk to your financial advisor; and how to make sound decisions that fit your unique circumstances.
Is It Time for a Second Opinion on Your Portfolio?
The market has been super volatile lately. With the coronavirus still wreaking havoc, economic ups and downs, and an election on the horizon, that's not likely to change any time soon. If you're retired or nearing retirement, investors' rights advocate Peter Mougey says you might want to look at a) what's happening with your performance, and b) the make-up of your portfolio.
Doing the (Stock Market) Math: Three Rules for Retired Investors
If you’re making withdrawals from your retirement account, you need to understand the math behind your financial advisor’s strategy. Peter Mougey says you should make sure they are following three critical math rules.
Retirees who make regular withdrawals from their portfolio have specific risks that younger investors don't need to worry about. That's why it's so important to understand the math behind what you're doing—especially in a time of market turmoil like the one we're in now.
Can I Still Live on My Retirement in the Coronavirus Era? Four Questions to Ask Your Advisor Now!
If you're making withdrawals from your retirement account, you need to ask yourself (and your adviser) some tough questions—and to take a good hard look at the numbers.
No doubt about it: The market has had a brutal couple of months. It’s upsetting to check your retirement account and see that some sectors are down as much as 40-50 percent. Granted, some weeks of upswings have been a welcome respite — but is the downward pressure over?