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Will this year’s midterm elections affect market performance? Historically, stocks tend to trend downward around an election and then show signs of growth when the election is over. Will the trend hold? Let's take a look at 2022's midterms and the market.
Read MoreBiblical wisdom can be helpful when managing money, building financial security, and developing a financial plan. Let us look at some biblical principles about money to help your financial planning centered with God. Read on!
Read MoreWhat Is a Realistic Investment Goal, and how CWM can help you set and meet your investment targets? Read on!
Read MoreHave you ever wondered if the Inflation Reduction Act boosts green energy consumption and returns big dividends to investors in alternative energy sources? Read on to find out!
Read MoreWhat does timing the market mean, and what are the risks associated with this strategy? Here are some of the reasons why timing the market doesn’t work as a strategy for building wealth over time.
Read MoreThe fear and greed index act as a measure of market sentiment that essentially captures the emotions and mental patterns that determine investor behavior. But what happens when these two emotions come to drive investment decisions? Read on!
Read MoreWhat is a bear market, and how should investors respond ? Read on to learn more!
Read MoreDo you know what are ESG funds? Is it worth investing in? Should it be part of your investment portfolio? Read on as we discuss what ESG funds are, who manages them, and what they invest in to give you a sense of whether or not they’re right for your investment portfolio.
Read MoreHave you heard about stock splits? What do you think it means? What does this mean for the average investor? Read on and learn the ins and outs of stock splits to see how they may provide opportunities previously hidden from most investors.
Read MoreIt's been a rocky 2020 so far, and you can count on market swings to continue and likely challenge your patience as an investor. So what are you to do?
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