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European fear begins to creep back
Weekly Market Re-Cap: 02/13/2012 The Markets trickled down a bit last week with fear of Greek default rearing its ugly head. Sunday afternoon, Greek leaders passed a vote to further comply with additional austerity measures to receive a bailout from the EU and remain in the Euro. This was not well ... Read More
Where Do We Go From Here- Educational Event
Upcoming Educational Q&A: “Where Do We Go From Here” What worries you in these turbulent times? - Continued market volatility? - The future of taxes? - The potential for rising healthcare costs? - Uncertainty of pensions and Social Security - Keeping up with inflation? How will all of this affect your retirement? Attend our educational seminar on February ... Read More
“Best of Frederick”
A big thank you to all that voted us into 2nd place in Frederick Magazine's "Best of Frederick" for Financial Planners- we will be working hard to make it to the #1 spot for next year! Read More
“Lackluster News with a Positive Trend”
Market Re-Cap 01/30/2012 “Lackluster News with a Positive Trend” This week’s re-cap is somewhat uneventful. The markets were very neutral last week except for the surge the NASDAQ had of over 1%. We did get some economic news that GDP for the 4th quarter grew by 2.8%, the best we have seen ... Read More
Slow and Steady, May Win the Race!
Market Re-Cap: 01/23/2012 We had another strong week for the markets with gains of better than 2.0%. Strong economic numbers helped fuel the fire. We got reports that the unemployment improved by 50,000 last week to 352000. This was the largest weekly decline since 2005. This is especially encouraging considering the ... Read More