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The single most important investing skill
Could there really be one skill more important than everything else? Investing is so many things. Economics. The markets. Investment sectors. Advisors and brokers. Fees. Timing. Research. It seems to be endless.
Why investors should stop freaking out about the stock market
The U.S. stock market got off the worst start this year in almost a century. This prompted fear from investors and Warren Buffett compared the stock market with a “drunken psycho”.
Five reasons companies should tackle this key task now
The new revenue recognition standard could significantly impact the way businesses – in Colorado and around the world -- handle revenue reporting and how investors view your business.
What impact will higher interest rates have on you?
Last month, the Federal Reserve raised interest rates for the first time in almost a decade, a move that Chair Janet Yellen said would be followed by “gradual” tightening as officials watch for signs of higher inflation.
Everything you need to know about investing in 500 words
Some investors are complete do-it-yourselfers. That’s great. Some aren’t and need trustworthy advice. Where do you get that?
U.S. stocks rock, but you need to look beyond them
I typically recommend a significant core position in large U.S. stocks. Owning domestic equities has been vital to growing wealth.
Why marriage equality can be taxing — literally
Equal marriage means equal benefits for every couple, but it also brings up some important financial issues.
How to optimize capital structure for great financial health
Financing equipment can help preserve those lines of credit for seasonal needs or working capital growth, optimize cash flow and can provide substantial tax benefits.
Who wants to make an easy $72 million?
If we’re focused on only one asset category, we’ll experience extremes in volatility and miss out on other great categories that can grow better than our markets.
How to take the fear out of investing
It is often said that the stock market is driven by two emotions: fear and greed. With Halloween coming up tomorrow, now is a great time to examine the influence of fear in investing and how to overcome it.
Worrying about the Fed is a waste of time
The main problem is that governments can deploy lots of resources and influence short-term market dynamics in a big way. They are sort of like a "bull in a china shop."
Here are the top nine concerns of Denver investors
Denver investors think water shortages will become more of a problem over the next decade and believe that water has the potential to be a bigger international issue than the demand for oil.
