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Should I Invest in This Market?


By Paul D. Brick, CFP®, Financial Advisor
Stambaugh Ness Financial Strategies

Two of the most common questions we hear are "What is the stock market going to do?" and "What is going to happen to interest rates?" The answer to both questions is, "They will go up, down, stay the same, or all three." Each day we read differing opinions on what is going to happen in the near future from the "experts" who are paid to know.

No one can predict the future direction of the stock market or interest rates with total accuracy. There are just too many variables affecting them.

Should investors give up attempting to invest their money intelligently? No! There are many ways to help you
reduce the effects of market variations and the associated risks over the long term. By diversifying portfolios and carefully acquiring and holding assets, the risks can be reduced.

The most common reason for not achieving financial goals is not the ups and downs of the market and interest rates. Instead, it is a combination of inertia, fear, and inconsistency that allows investors to lose sight of long-term goals and the means to help them reach them. That is what we want to help you achieve.

Please contact Paul at 717-757-6999 or 800-745-8233 or send him an email by using the form below if you have questions or would like to set up an appointment to review portfolio diversification.

Securities offered through 1st Global Capital Corp. Member FINRA & SIPC. Stambaugh Ness Financial Stratgies and 1st Global Capital Corp. are unaffiliated entities.
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