What happens when the Nasdaq goes into bear territory? What should investors do as the S&P enters a correction? Jeremy Siegel, the Russell E. Palmer Emeritus Professor of Finance at the Wharton School, shares his outlook. An emotional reaction to the turbulent markets can prove costly. The author of the award-winning column The Color of Money delivers expert advice on how to gain rather that lose from this situation. There may come a time when a loved one needs a guardian. Choosing the right one can be complicated, as Jackie Stewart writes for Kiplinger.
Jeremy Siegel: Bear Market For Nasdaq; Correction For S&P — The Nasdaq will go into bear market territory and the S&P 500 will suffer a correction, according to Jeremy Siegel. So far this year, the Nasdaq is down 14.5% and the S&P 500 is down 8.7% as of January 27. A bear market is traditionally defined as a 20% decline and a correction as a 10% decline. The author of Stocks for the Long Run explains why this is happening and what to expect. Read more…
Stock Markets Are Turbulent, Again — Investors who respond with calm and clarity during times such as these often reap rewards for their patience. Michelle Singletary talks to investment experts on how to protect your portfolio during market swings. Read more…
What To Do When A Family Member Needs A Guardian — When a person can no longer make their own personal or financial decisions, it’s time to think about a guardianship. Jackie Stewart summarizes how to proceed with what can be a complicated process. Read more…
John R. Day, Bill Ennis, Stephanie Hall, and Matt Heller