Worrying can be okay “The market climbs a wall of worry” and “This time is different” are two of my favorite quotes regarding investing....

Something happened this year that hasn't happened (very often) since the start of my career in 2007. The international markets were...

Finding the best ways to save while investing For those interested or worried about saving, this article will help clarify the options...

Hopefully, you'll excuse my two-week hiatus from "What We Learned in the Markets." I'll be back next week and better than ever when I...

A few highlights to hit before we dig into "market stuff" over the following few paragraphs. This last Friday, the Whitaker-Myers Wealth...

Major stock market indices made significant gains in the first half of the year due to improving inflation, slowing Fed rate hikes, the...

Rules for Investing Investing in the stock market can be profitable, but it also comes with several complexities and rules that investors...

Technology has improved almost every area of our lives – why can’t it improve our investing? For those of us, that subscribe to the Dave...

I have received numerous questions from clients recently asking if we were doing any ESG investing for them. Most of them request that...

What are the differences between mutual funds and ETFs?

We will evaluate the pros and cons of employing both dollar cost averaging and lump sum methods in investing.

Stock Market projections. I can bet that at least once a day, I will hear someone tell me why the stock market will crash and never return.

As the article title says, many clients must work to rewire their brains in a bear market. This isn’t easy for everyone to do.

After a few weeks of running, it got me thinking about the fundamental similarities between investing and running.

Why do you invest? Ok I get it... you probably invest because you're trying to retire at some point in your life or you'd like to make...

Defining your investment plan When choosing the best way to invest in the stock market, it is good to look at a few items that make up...

2022 was a challenging year for investors. Markets fell into bear market territory and experienced the worst annual performance since...

Should I consider expanding my investing beyond stocks and bonds? For most time periods, some combination of stocks and bonds has worked...

In investing, risk tolerance is a phrase used to describe how much an individual is willing to see their account fluctuate, due to the...

When thinking about pain, we know how the brain processes pain can provoke strong emotional reactions such as fear, anxiety, or, in some...