Karrie Gordon

In the last two years, investors increased their cash positions in the face of ongoing volatility and risk. While sitting on the sidelines reduces risk,… Read More »3 Tips When Looking To Short-Term Bonds

In this market commentary, we will dive into some tech stocks during this earnings season, discuss sector leadership, and analyze our chart of the week,… Read More »Earnings Season Shakes Up Technology

Capital gains are profits from the sale of assets like stocks or ETFs and are subject to taxes. Mutual funds generate capital gains through active… Read More »Navigating Capital Gains: A Tax-Smart Approach With ETFs

With the global economy facing uncertain times, investors ought to position themselves in top blue-chip stocks. No, aligning yourself with the biggest publicly traded companies… Read More »3 Of The Top Stocks To Buy Right Now

Making just one change to your portfolio could mean the difference between pinching pennies to scrape by… or enjoying a nest egg that’s nearly 17X… Read More »Three New Dividend Growth Stocks That Can Help Fund Your Nest Egg

Monday to Friday, Mike Carr highlights a chart that catches his eye — and what it could mean for markets or the economy going forward.… Read More »Gold Prices, Mortgage Rates & The Yield Curve

The energy sector is a critical component of the global economy. It covers a wide range of companies involved in the production and distribution of… Read More »Best Energy Stocks To Invest In Now? 3 To Know

While the mega-cap tech stocks tend to get all the media and investor attention, there are many lesser known names that are also posting significant… Read More »3 Under The Radar Tech Stocks To Buy Right Now

U.S. Federal Reserve (Fed) policy will continue to play a large role in both fixed income and equity market performance in 2024 and may be… Read More »The Sweet Spot In Fixed Income

The 1970s playbook. We hear a lot of talk about that without much discussion about what it is and why we should use it. Today,… Read More »It’s Time To Reach For The 1970s Investing Playbook Again