By Sam Taylor | February 1, 2016
Being a successful investor means different things to different people.  It may mean paying for educations and weddings for children or grandchildren, giving back to your community or church, a dignified retirement or even leaving a meaningful legacy.  It is usually not an accident but the result...
By Sam Taylor | January 21, 2016
Wealthview Capital adheres to the major tenants of Modern Portfolio Theory (MPT) in managing our client’s assets.  Those three tenants are (1) broad diversification, (2) optimal asset allocation and (3) periodic rebalancing.  Given the market’s recent sell-off we made the decision to re-balance...
By Sam Taylor | January 19, 2016
The stock market has gotten off to a lousy start in the new year, continuing the trend from 2015.  As of this writing we have already experienced a 10% drop that typically defines a correction and only time will tell if we head lower into bear market territory (a decline of 20% or more).  The most...
By Sam Taylor | January 4, 2016
The Federal Reserve finally did what it had been threatening for quite some time.  At its December meeting, the FOMC (Federal Open Market Committee) led by Chairwoman Janet Yellen voted to raise interest rates for the first time in over eight years. The new federal funds target range is 0.25% - 0....
By Sam Taylor | October 5, 2015
After much hand-wringing and Fed watching by investors the FOMC (Federal Open Market Committee) announced at their September meeting they would, yet again, wait a little longer before raising interest rates. A slowdown in China’s economy, global market turmoil and little to no inflation...
By Sam Taylor | August 26, 2015
After four long years the stock market finally experienced a sell-off worthy of the moniker - Correction.  By the close of business yesterday all major averages had dropped in excess of 10% from their respective 52 week highs.  We typically refer to a 10% sell-off as a correction and a 20% or...

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