
I don't know who won last night's sports game. Hell, I don't know where the remote for the TV is in my house, but I know one thing: markets.
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Weekly portfolio updates written in a plain, informal style, tracking a model portfolio through market moves. Recurring subjects include technology-sector swings, macroeconomic explanations for market weakness, and general guidance on staying invested through volatility.
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Thanks to Particle for sponsoring today’s post! Okay, I have a lot for you today, but I want to start by going back through a few things I have said over the past couple of weeks because some of them were right, some of them were wrong, and some of them are still sitting somewhere in the middle. I said the selloff looked more like a market reaction to a bunch of smaller problems piling up rather than the beginning of some generational market collapse. I still feel pretty good about that. The S&P 500 finished Friday up on the day, and even after losing 1.4% this week it is still up roughly 12%…
Thanks to Belay for sponsoring today’s post! This past week I said non-generational defining events were generating the current market selloffs, and here we are a week later with the market recovering nicely (though we have no idea what this upcoming week will hold)! I have some additional comments that I feel need to be made since the market does seem to be recovering in the way that it is (very quickly). Okay, I have a lot for you today… We have new monthly picks, opinions on the selloff and subsequent rebound, portfolio information, and some new picks from the hedge fund analysis platform…
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