Holiday weekend, but the ChartPack today is most instructive! Yes sir: No rest for the weary around here.
We’ll hop to it, as soon as a few headlines roll by.
Say, pass the leftover stuffing, would you?
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Problem on the table this morning is “When to take the money and run?” Which we will muse on with an “indicators review.”
Before that, a few general economic notes plus we have a slug of fresh economic indicators to consider as we head to the table for turkey.
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Besides mastery of self- discipline, holidays are a great time to construct a “10-Year Investment Program.” These can be simply monitored with a 1-Year Investment Horizon. Done every 3-6 months.
Unlike very short-term trades (based on various cockamamie schemes, some of which don’t work, others of which do, but with lots of qualifiers), long-term choices are what drive genuine net worth. It’s the long game.
Today, some ideas to kick around during your upcoming “down time” over the Thanksgiving holiday.
After the usual appetizer course of headlines and that on-going Replay of 1929. Think of this as July 18, 1929.
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Since we’re going into the “slow holiday weeks” I thought it would be useful to work on self-discipline. Which by extension includes organization of “life parts:” in addition to finances..
This came up because my consigliere will be visiting from this weekend and over the Thanksgiving period. Not a big deal, but I decided to clean up my office-lab-electronics-and ham radio room. It was while doing this, I had some remarkable insights into one of my own character flaws. But also a revelation about why some people are intrinsically organized while others…well…not so much.
After we get through charts and a few headlines.
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