by David B. Armstrong, CFA | Jun 29, 2020 | Watch Wealth Management Videos, Weekly Market Commentary
Hey, Dave Armstrong here with Monument Wealth Management. I know it has been way longer than a hot second since I’ve done a video, but something inspired me the other day to finally turn the camera on: Cleaning my basement. Being quarantined for over 100 days now in...
by David B. Armstrong, CFA | Oct 17, 2019 | Browse FAQ, Invest My Wealth, Watch Wealth Management Videos, Weekly Market Commentary
A lot of people ask how our MONCON Recession Plan works. I’m going to refrain from discussing the exact data it looks at, but in general, it’s data that are representing the economic cycle. Economic cycles have a fairly predictable chain that can provide signs of...
by David B. Armstrong, CFA | Sep 30, 2019 | Watch Wealth Management Videos, Weekly Market Commentary
Summary When it comes down to it, eventually, a Bear Market is inevitable. As we near the end of our current Bull Market Cycle it’s time to start planning for a Bear. It’s important to keep in mind a Bear Market won’t last forever, and sticking to...
by David B. Armstrong, CFA | Aug 26, 2019 | Watch Wealth Management Videos, Weekly Market Commentary
Here are Dave’s words of wisdom on how to deal with the current volatility… Important Disclosure Information Please remember that past performance may not be indicative of future results. Different types of investments involve varying degrees of risk, and...
by David B. Armstrong, CFA | Aug 15, 2019 | Browse FAQ, Invest My Wealth, Watch Wealth Management Videos, Weekly Market Commentary
I received a lot of great feedback and encouragement on yesterday’s video, and wanted to further dive into two questions that have come up: What did I mean by “distortion”? Why does a yield curve actually cause a recession? Interesting to note that the current...
by David B. Armstrong, CFA | Aug 14, 2019 | Browse FAQ, Invest My Wealth, Watch Wealth Management Videos, Weekly Market Commentary
What is the Yield Curve Distortion? Putting things into perspective…There are trillions of dollars of debt that are exposed to negative interest rates. (For example, this means, when you give the bank $100 bucks, they give you $96 back.) That sucks! The U.S. has the...
