by Timothy Mullooly | Feb 22, 2021 | Investor Behavior
We just passed the one-year anniversary of the stock market high prior to the COVID-19 drop on February 19, 2020. It’s been a year of emotions running high. The pandemic changed the way we think about our finances. As unemployment rose, it’s possible some...
by Timothy Mullooly | Jan 11, 2021 | Investor Behavior
It’s one thing to know the X’s and O’s of personal finance, and the numbers of making smart money decisions. It’s a completely different thing to have the financial behavior skills to execute on that knowledge. Learning formulas and calculations is easy work...
by Thomas Mullooly | Jan 2, 2021 | Investor Behavior
At the present moment in time, markets appear to be all sunshine and rainbows. But there was no sunshine a few months ago. If we dial the clock back to March and April, I was mentally preparing to explain to folks how 2020 would be a “lost year”...
by Timothy Mullooly | Dec 15, 2020 | Investor Behavior
Investing, markets, financial planning – this is what we do every day. Sometimes it’s easy for us to take for granted the level of understanding those NOT in the industry have. Unless you’ve really taken an interest in the markets or set aside time to...
by Thomas Mullooly | Oct 20, 2020 | Investor Behavior
The 2020 election has proven to be one of the more contentious elections in recent history. However, that seems to be par for the course when it comes to elections. “Contentious” is not a new adjective to describe Presidential elections. From the...
by Timothy Mullooly | Sep 8, 2020 | Investor Behavior
Do you need to tell your investment advisor EVERY single detail of your daily life? No. However, if it’s going to impact any part of your financial future and your financial goals – you NEED to let your advisor know. You and your advisor are a team. Together, you can...
