Last week on the Mullooly Asset Show, Tom walked us through the math behind making your money back in the market after a decline. It’s not as cut and dry as you might think!
Check it out here before Ep. 194 drops later today!
Tim’s Top Links – 5/26/20
Back at it for another (short) week of Top Links. Hopefully everyone enjoyed a nice long weekend for Memorial Day!
Here’s what I’ve been reading this morning:
Tim’s Top Links – 5/21/20
Any professional will tell you that reading is crucial to improving your skills, but something I’ve realized is that the genre of book isn’t terribly important. In my latest post (linked below), I was able to pull lessons applicable to any facet of life, personal or professional, from fiction novels.
My advice: just read something! Fiction, non-fiction, biographies, etc. Just read!
Here’s what I’ve been reading this morning:
The Fear of Financial Suffering
I’ve been reading more fiction lately. It’s a welcomed escape into another world. At times during this pandemic, it’s been necessary to retreat into a world less REAL than what we’re currently experiencing.
A few of the novels I’ve read have been written by renowned author Paulo Coelho. Specifically, ‘The Alchemist’ and ‘By the River Piedra I Sat Down and Wept’.
The lessons written by Coelho in these novels are not financial by any means. [Read more…] about The Fear of Financial Suffering
Tim’s Top Links – 5/20/20
There’s been a lot of discussion continuing about what the economic recovery could look like. Economists are saying it could be U-shaped, or L-shaped, or V-shaped.
In Ep. 307 of the Mullooly Asset Podcast, we talked about why we think it will be Y-shaped (as in “why” does this matter).