What are some of the biggest stock market myths around right now? Have you heard of the "Halloween Indicator" or "Sell in May and Go Away"? If you haven't that might actually be a good thing because these are both generalizations concocted by the financial media. The...
In the last few years, it seems as though many investors have begun taking some stock market myths very seriously. In this week's Mullooly Asset Management podcast, Tom and Brendan address two stock market myths that have become prevalent. Mark Hulbert recently wrote...
So you're changing jobs or retiring and want to know what you can do with your retirement account, right? Well, you have four routes you can go. Tom and Brendan discuss the options available to investors when they leave a job or retire in this video. Make sure to...
It's a big decision deciding what to do with your retirement account when leaving a job or retiring, and many people don't know that they have several options. Tom and Brendan discuss these options in this week's Mullooly Asset Management podcast. There are four clear...
Most retirement plans offer anywhere from 10 to 20 different mutual funds for employees to invest their retirement savings into. While some offer nice diversity, what are you supposed to do if you don't like the investment choices in your retirement plan? Let's face...
Hopefully your place of employment offers some sort of retirement plan that you are utilizing to save money. You might have a 401k account if you work at a for-profit business. Some other types of retirement accounts that you might have are a 403b annuity or a 457...
A question that many investors ask their advisor is, "How often should I rebalance my portfolio?". The majority of financial planners, brokers, and investment advisors suggest quarterly rebalancing. However, that might not be the best strategy to invest with. Tom and...
Quarterly rebalancing and asset allocation models go hand in hand. We don't have much faith in either here at Mullooly Asset Management. Tom and Brendan discussed some reasons why the traditional asset allocation model fails in last week's podcast. This week they...
There are some glaring problems with the traditional asset allocation model that investors should be aware of. Financial planners and stock brokers are big advocates of the traditional asset allocation model. Typically they will display the model to clients on a pie...
If you've worked with a broker or financial planner before, then you've most likely been subjected to their pie-charts. Asset allocation models have been displayed in this pie-chart format for a long time now. Tom and Brendan discuss these pie-charts in this week's...
