Monthly Archives: September 2010
Tweet Investing is not an all or none game. For some reason many people think they have to be all in or all out, trying to meet or beat the market while taking all the risk. For the large … Continue reading →
Tweet The hardest thing about investing is removing the emotion. How many times have we gotten in our own way of success and ignored the facts due to a “feeling” or because wanted to feel a certain way? That’s where … Continue reading →
Tweet Springer Financial Advisors: We’re excited to be part of the Sacramento Business Journal’s fastest growing companies. Thank you to all of our great clients who helped make this happen! http://bit.ly/9PGZXm Bookmark on Delicious Digg this post Recommend on … Continue reading →
Tweet Keith at Crocker Gala with lights Check Out the article from the event http://www.sacbee.com/2010/09/24/3052988/crocker-gala-has-monetary-motive.html Bookmark on Delicious Digg this post Recommend on Facebook Share on Linkedin share via Reddit Share with Stumblers Tweet about it Subscribe to … Continue reading →
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Tweet No matter what anybody says, no matter what anybody believes and no matter how much anybody feels it should be different, there is no denying the facts. The market is rising and the economy improving. Yes yes, the term … Continue reading →
Tweet You are cordially invited to attend a FREE award-winning seminar entitled But what if I live? – The American Retirement Crisis. This seminar will educate you on how to create a secure retirement for you and your family. There is … Continue reading →
Posted in Events, Seminars
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Tweet Gerri Willis invited me to appear on her show yesterday to discuss the economy, the markets and where to put your money where I discuss our new Hedged Dividend Strategy. Bookmark on Delicious Digg this post Recommend on Facebook … Continue reading →
Tweet A new investment management strategy designed for today’s dangerous economy The economy and the financial markets are the most difficult and dangerous as I have ever seen in my 27 years in the industry, and overwhelming consensus is that … Continue reading →
Tweet Sacramento Financial Advisor Keith Springer takes new headshots for upcoming event. Bookmark on Delicious Digg this post Recommend on Facebook Share on Linkedin share via Reddit Share with Stumblers Tweet about it Subscribe to the comments on this post … Continue reading →
Tweet Can Stocks Rise in a Horrible Economy?…..You Bet! The Great Shakeout could make both sides right. The economy gets worse yet the market hardly budges. What gives? We’re taught that a bad economy has to be bad for stocks. … Continue reading →
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Critical Economic and Market Commentary – Seeing the Forest for the Trees
Tweet The hardest thing about investing is removing the emotion. How many times have we gotten in our own way of success and ignored the facts due to a “feeling” or because wanted to feel a certain way? That’s where … Continue reading →