Q&A Time: Fixed-Income Clarification, Portfolio Adjustment for Retirement and Economic Growth
The “Money Talks” hosts answer listener’s questions on economic growth and shifting a portfolio toward income investments in preparation for retirement.
European Fears Drive Investors to U.S. Treasurys
The markets continued their downward trend because of fears of a European recession.
Despite Volatility, U.S. Markets Finished Week Higher
The “Money Talks” hosts discuss the ultimatum Germany and France offered the European Union nations, and other market-moving news.
Current Favorite Sectors and Stocks
The Henssler Financial Research Analysts provide picks for their favorite sectors as many investors look to rebalance and reallocate at year-end.
Q&A Time: Listeners’ Questions on Preparing a Minor for a Custodial Account, Social Security Tax and Consumer Sentiment
The Henssler Financial research analysts tackle listeners’ questions on custodial accounts, the FICA tax and consumer sentiment.
Consumer Confidence Pushes Markets Higher in Last Week of November
The “Money Talks” hosts discuss how Europe influenced the week’s market movements.
Will Europe Cause a Worldwide Economic Collapse?
The “Money Talks” hosts discuss the future of the Eurozone.
Worry Over Europe’s Sovereign Debt Yields Knocked U.S. Markets Lower
With inflation indicators showing it won’t be a problem, investors instead spent the week worried about Europe’s sovereign debt.
Strong Earnings Balance out an Unstable Europe for a Flat Week
Italy adds to Europe’s financial woes, but the American markets rebound after weekly jobless claims fall below the critical 400,000 level.
Greek Drama Set Stage for a Down Week Despite Strong Earnings Stateside
Greece created more drama in Europe, but the Fed is committed to keeping status quo stateside in this week’s Market Roundup.