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Investment Advisor, Principal, QVM Group LLC
Richard is the managing principal of QVM Group LLC, a fee-based investment advisor based in Connecticut, with clients across the country. QVM manages portfolios uniquely designed for each client on a flat fee basis through the client’s own accounts at Schwab, Fidelity or Vanguard; and ...more

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Oil Market Conditions And Opportunities
Analyzing the short- and long-term effects of oil prices, and the investment impact on the sectors, subsectors and key stocks.
War Risk Considerations
The three big current arguments against owning stocks or other risk assets are: Asset bubble (significantly overvalued asset prices); economic slowing or deflation; war (direct US involvement; or energy, materials and trade disruption)
Financial Cyber Security: Paper Financial Statement Records Are Essential
Given the growing frequency and severity of hacker attacks on financial institutions, and given the estimated potential for information damage by an electromagnetic pulse weapon, I recommend that you keep paper statement for all of your investment, banking and other financial accounts.
Best 3 Health Care Active Mutual Funds And Their 12 Top Consensus Stock Holdings
Except for one gas utility fund (GASFX), only Health Care mutual funds outperformed the S&P 500 over multiple long and short periods (including 2008) with “reasonable” volatility for return generated.
5-Yr Projection Of Mean Reversion For S&P 500 Price, GAAP Earnings And Dividends
One approach to seeking fair value over the intermediate-term to long-term is the assumption of mean reversion. Lets discover the long-term means for S&P 500 prices, GAAP earnings and dividends; and then apply those means to make reasonable 5-year projections of those dimensions into the future.
Smart Money Vs Dumb Money Sentiment Shows Strong Divergence Of Opinion
There is a lot of talk about correction or melt-up in the stock markets. Opinions are divided. Corrections (10% declines) are inevitable within a bull market, but it's not possible to predict when they will occur.
Move Toward High Quality Stocks For Late Stage Bull Market (27 Stock Selections)
A basic investment concept is to that high quality stocks fare better in down markets than low quality stocks, and therefore in late stages of a Bull market with generally fully valued stocks, tilting equity allocations toward high quality is prudent.
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