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by Kern Campbell, MBA | Aug 2, 2018 | Charts, Financial Analysts, Investment Commentary, Market Trends
Stock Market Commentary from the Desk of Kern Campbell at Financial Analysts PART I: THE US ECONOMY PART II: WHAT’S WORKING AND WHAT’S NOT PART III: THOUGHTS ON THE STOCK MARKET THE US ECONOMY The economic picture here in the US looks good. To summarize,...
by Kern Campbell, MBA | Feb 5, 2018 | Capital Markets Index Review, Charts, Investment Commentary, Market Trends
*Note: I wrote this article this morning prior to the markets big afternoon decline, but everything here still holds true. One day does not make a trend and I believe this is part of the process of markets returning to more normal ebbs and flows. We just didn’t...
by Kern Campbell, MBA | Oct 17, 2017 | Education, Financial Analysts, Investment Commentary, Investment Ideas, Market Trends
Climbing Without a Rope and Why We are Selling a Long-Time Winner Everybody knows they wouldn’t go rock climbing hundreds of feet in the air without a rope to catch them if they fall. So why do investors let their stock market gains climb higher and higher without...
by Kern Campbell, MBA | Oct 16, 2017 | Family, Financial Analysts, General Interest, Investment Commentary
Work Hard, Play Hard We often hear people say, “work hard, play hard” when they describe their efforts to blend work and play in their daily lives. This past week, Ashley and I tried to live the “work hard, play hard” mantra. Ashley had to be in Denver for...
by Kern Campbell, MBA | Sep 5, 2017 | Capital Markets Index Review, Charts, Financial Analysts, Investment Commentary, Market Trends
Market Update In spite of geopolitical tensions with North Korea, economic and market data continues to provide solid evidence that investors should remain in the bullish camp. Our facts based investment process continues to say that investors should stay the course....
