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Check out this week's perspective by Jonathan Steele, CFA®!

The Mr. Market metaphor from Ben Graham is one of my favourites, the latest memo from Howard Marks builds upon it and adds many great thoughts about the issue. I like his observation that market cap is defined by a relatively small fraction of shareholders who are trading some shares (which is not that much compared to the overall share count). I recommend to read the memo below.

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As I continue to see misguided discussions about a 50 basis point cut at the September meeting, here are some key points with a recommended website for in-depth Federal Reserve narratives and activities: 1) The Fed has never initiated an easing cycle with a 50 basis point cut in modern history (if ever). 2) If they find it necessary to cut by 50 basis points after a 25 basis point cut in July, they will act as soon as they recognize the need, rather than waiting for the next scheduled meeting. 3) The recent market movements were NOT driven by informed investors positioning for a 50 or 75 basis point cut now or at the September meeting. Instead, it was fueled by investors who are long on equities and other risk assets, purchasing protection against sharp declines. What did they pay for that protection? If the Fed doesn't cut at all, here's the cost: - 1M Bill: 6 basis points of notional value. - 2Y: About 140 basis points of notional value. https://lnkd.in/eQXnmAsj #fed #interestrates #fomc #markettrends #monetarypolicy #ratecut #investing #equities #riskmanagement #easingcycle #financialmarkets #finance #investment #investing

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Join Squire Wealth Advisors as they delve into the specifics of Q4 performance and how understanding market behavior can alleviate anxiety amid uncertainties.

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I am excited to share my latest read on the impact of investor behavior and option pricing in the long and short term. It is a good starting point to see the influence of fear and greed and most important, the role of how implied volatility (IV) impacts the price of the option.

If you're looking to move money out of your high-interest savings account to reinvest in equities, dollar-cost averaging (DCA) might be the strategy for you. DCA is a popular financial strategy where, instead of moving all your money at once, you divide your dollars (into smaller amounts) and then invest them automatically over a longer period. IPC Private Wealth Portfolio Manager Lee James Bowes, CIM® PFP® FCSI® explains everything you need to know about dollar-cost averaging and how you can add it into your plan.   Read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/gGKnqR-T #movemoneybackintomarkets #dollarcostaveraging #investmentmanagement