by Bill DeShurko | Feb 13, 2020 | dividends, economy, Finance, Financial Planning, Investing, money management, portfolio, retirement investing, Retirement Planning, stocks, Wealth Management
I love statistics. My favorite book is “Money Ball” by Michael Lewis about how Billy Beane turned around the Oakland A’s baseball team with the help of Paul DePodesta. The two combined to rethink how to evaluate talent – removing the “gut feel” of a scout and...
by Bill DeShurko | Apr 12, 2017 | dividends, economy, Finance, Investing, money management, portfolio, retirement investing, starting to invest, stocks
WILLIAM DESHURKO’S ANSWERS How can a nontraditional college student gain more income to provide for a brighter future?Well you could try and win the lottery, search www.ancestory.com for an unknown rich relative, or marry rich. Rule those out and your best alternative...
by Bill DeShurko | Apr 15, 2016 | economy, Finance, Investing, money management, portfolio, retirement investing, starting to invest, stocks, Uncategorized
401 Advisor, LLC specializes in building client portfolios using dividend paying stocks due to their long term history of providing superior returns over non dividend payers. I recently contributed to an article posted by U S News on their web site. The article...
by Bill DeShurko | Nov 6, 2014 | dividends, Finance, Investing, portfolio, stocks
One of our more popular holdings, McDonald’s (MCD) has come under a bit of pressure lately – both in the media and on Wall Street. After reaching a high near $102 a share in May of this year the stock price has dropped to below $90 a share in...
by Bill DeShurko | Oct 24, 2014 | dividends, Investing, money management, stocks
The stock market has had a five week “correction” followed by a one week recovery – that recouped 70% of the corrections losses. While sentiment has seemingly shifted from an extreme doom and gloom outlook over the past few weeks, statistically the stock market...
by Bill DeShurko | Oct 15, 2014 | Finance, Investing, stocks
Here is an article that posted on www.horsesmouth.com today. One advantage technical analysis has over fundamental analysis is that it should take the emotion out of investment decisions. Graphs and charts don’t lie, they are what they are. And what they are...
