Monthly Archives: October 2010
Tweet You are cordially invited to attend our New, FREE award-winning seminar entitled: Retirementology: Rethinking the American Dream in a New Economy This event will cover several retirement topics including: ? “The new normal” retirement expectations have been impacted–have yours … Continue reading →
Tweet There is just no stopping this market right now, with all the necessary ingredients in place for the rally to continue. Low Rates – You have to put your money somewhere and stocks look good Momentum – You don’t … Continue reading →
Tweet I am often asked recently how I have been so on target about the economy and on stocks, while continuously being so cautious on the future. It is very difficult on the psyche to understand that the economy can … Continue reading →
Tweet October 21, 2010 Keith is quoted in The Buzz by Paul R. La Monica of CNN Money If companies are finally getting more of a lift from real sales, it could be a sign that things are slowly but … Continue reading →
Tweet On Wednesday October 20th, Ron Trujillo of the Sacramento Business Journal published an article about our company name change: Capital Financial Advisory Services has changed its name to Springer Financial Advisors. The Sacramento company headed by Keith Springer offers … Continue reading →
Tweet Keith Springer says “Technology companies were very quick to react to the new level of lower demand in the economy. They were the first to reduce their workforce, so any increase in sales now goes directly to the bottom-line.” … Continue reading →
Tweet Capital Financial is now Springer Financial Advisors Check out our brand new website! Click – Here 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 →
Tweet The market seems to love the idea of the Fed throwing more money at our flailing economy. Since it was hinted at, alluded to or leaked a couple of weeks ago both the stock and bond markets have reacted … Continue reading →
Tweet Make some money without all the risk The market climbs higher on an ever steeper “wall of worry”, and investors are left scratching their head asking how this can be. There is only one strategy folks – stop scratching! … Continue reading →
Tweet The very special event will feature great wine, gourmet food, live music, a pig roast, raffle prizes and more. We will also kick off our annual Springer Turkey Challenge, which feeds hungry families during the holidays though the Sacramento … Continue reading →
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Market Brief October 26, 2010
Tweet There is just no stopping this market right now, with all the necessary ingredients in place for the rally to continue. Low Rates – You have to put your money somewhere and stocks look good Momentum – You don’t … Continue reading →