Insight

I received comments in response to last month’s article that it would be worthwhile to discuss situations where cash flow from an income-producing investment can become a foe instead of a friend.

This month I am going to go a little more esoteric than normal and will have scant references to outside resources.

Real estate is hot all across the country. Residential markets are dealing with high demand that continues to push prices substantially higher than where they were even a couple years ago.

The reaction to last month’s article regarding the stock market was considerably more muted than expected.

The stock market, in its intended form, is a vital part of the economic growth of any economy.

I spent the last week sick in bed. I can’t remember being laid up for that long since I was a child.

Even though we are based in a pretty liberal area, I am often in groups of people that lean decidedly red.

As promised, this month we will take a look at possible investment opportunities. This article is simply an exploratory look of possibilities that might exist in the current difficult investing environment

I really can tell you with 100% certainty that there is going to be a recession. But if no one on Wall Street or at the Federal Reserve can accurately predict a recession, even with their years of schooling and mountains of data – it’s true.

Early this past month I was asked what concerns me the most going into 2016.