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Your 401k Plan: More Choices Due to SDBA’s Video
The vast majority of people with 401k accounts set theirs up years ago and have never made a single change since! If you just read that statement and wondered why it's a big deal then you really need to watch this video. Tom and Brendan discuss why so many investors...
Relative Strength and March Madness Video
Relative strength is one of the tools that we use to decide which funds will give us good returns on our investments. So how does relative strength apply to picking winners in a March Madness bracket? Tom will explain just that in this informational video. Relative...
Dow Jones Making All Time Highs: Is It Meaningful? Video
Tom and Brendan talk about the new highs being made by the Dow Jones Industrial Average every day. Last Tuesday the Dow Jones broke through its former all time high set on October 9, 2007. Since then it has continued to set new highs each day. What do the new highs...
Exchange Traded Funds and Mutual Funds: Both a Basket of Stocks Video
In the Mullooly Asset Management video for this week Tom and Brendan compare and contrast Exchange Traded Funds and mutual funds. Most people are unaware that whether they invest in either a mutual fund or an ETF it means they are investing in a basket of stocks. That...
Retirement Planning: Saving Money is the Biggest Key
In this week's Mullooly Asset Management video Tom and Brendan try to make sense of reactions to a recent Dave Ramsey tweet. In the tweet Ramsey said, "Saving only $100 per month from age 25 to age 65 at 12% growth = $1,176,000. Everyone should retire a millionaire!",...
Mid-February 2013 Market Update Video
The Problem with Age-Based Funds Video
Tom and Brendan talk about some issues that arise from investing in age-based funds. Big companies like Vanguard, T. Rowe Price, and Fidelity market these funds as an easy way to save up for things like retirement and college. We have some issues with the way that...
529 Accounts: Understanding This Method of Saving for College Video
In this Mullooly Asset Management video Tom and Brendan discuss 529 accounts. 529 accounts were created so that students, parents, or grandparents could have a way to save money to help counteract the constantly increasing cost of college. There are a handful of...
Using Your 401k Account to Pay Down Debt is Not Smart
In this video from Mullooly Asset Management, Tom and Brendan discuss why using your 401k account at work to pay down debt might not be a smart decision. Last week Tom and Brendan started this discussion, and they wanted to carry it over into another week. 401k...
Why You Shouldn’t Be Borrowing From Your 401k Video
Why You Shouldn't Be Borrowing From Your 401k A basic concept of financial planning is SAVING MONEY. This is pretty simple, but some people don't get it. Taking a loan from your 401k - borrowing money from your 401k account - can be very counterproductive. Try as...
Financial Planning Includes Understanding Compound Interest Video
In this week's Mullooly Asset Management video, Tom and Brendan continue to discuss the fundamentals of financial planning. This week's topic is compound interest, something that we all deal with regularly. As often as people deal with compound interest, it does go...
Saving and Budgeting: The Keys to Financial Planning Video
When it comes to financial planning, it is absolutely crucial to save money and have a budget. These two things are the foundation of any sort of financial planning that you can do. You cannot construct a financial plan if you aren't paying yourself first, so SAVE...
Five Short Term Indicators You Should Know Video
Learn about five short term indicators in point and figure charting. These indicators help us determine good entry and exit points from markets.
Intermediate Term Indicators: Why They Probably Apply to You Video
Last week's Mullooly Asset Management video focused on long term indicators. This week Tom and Brendan move on from the long term to talk about intermediate term indicators. These indicators are the most important indicator for people with their own portfolio or a...
Long Term Indicators to Watch in Point and Figure Charting Video
In this video from Mullooly Asset Management Tom and Brendan talk about long term indicators. Long term indicators are a crucial part of point and figure charting. Point and figure charts are used heavily at Mullooly Asset Management because they give good insight on...
Retirement Withdrawals: Concerns About Outliving Your Money Video
Many people have the same question about their retirement withdrawals. That question is, "Will I outlive my money?". The fact of the matter is that most people will take too much money for their retirement withdrawals, and initially do not have enough money saved...
The Importance of a Broken Support Line
Understanding what a support line is and also how it is used as a vital tool to manage your money is important. Knowing things like, why it is a pretty big deal when a support line is broken, can help you to better understand the moves that we make in the market here...
Bell Curves: How They Are Used in Point & Figure Charting
Bell curves are an integral part of point & figure charting, and Tom and Brendan will discuss why in this video. As promised in our previous podcast, you will be able to view some visual examples of charts in this week's video. Tom will talk you through the charts...
Bullish Percent: A Risk Indicator But Not A Market Timing Trigger
Bullish percent is something that many people do not fully comprehend. Tom and Brendan will discuss many aspects of bullish percent in this Mullooly Asset Management video. They explain the "dimmer switch" approach which bullish percent is a part of. Bullish percent...
What Does a Financial Adviser Do?
A common question that the majority of people are too afraid to ask is: what do financial advisers do? This week on the Mullooly Asset Management podcast Tom and Brendan will discuss exactly what a financial adviser does for their clients. On top of explaining what...
