The Independent Advisors Podcast Show Notes & Resources
The Independent Advisors Episode #23
- Link to blog post Matt discusses by Commonwealth CIO, Brad McMillan
- Link to "Key Numbers for 2020" PDF that Mark and Matt discuss for the financial planning topic of the week
- IWM Breakout chart that Mark discusses
Source: Stockcharts.com
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The Independent Advisors Episode #22
- Link to the blog post "What Would You Have Done in 2009?" that Mark and Matt discuss
- Link to the article "How to Use the HSA, for Medical or Retirement Savings" (You have to have a WSJ subscription to read the full article)
- Chart Matt Discusses outlining stocks and where they are relative to their 52-week highs:
The Independent Advisors Episode #21
- Link to the article " What the Fed Rate Cut Means for the Average American " that Mark and Matt discuss
The Independent Advisors Episode #20
- Chart Mark discusses showing the correlation between the Dow & Transports:
*Correlation is the degree in which something moves in relation to another variable. There is no guarantee that similar correlations will be experienced in the future.