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February 2019
Jason Hartman and Greg Lukianoff, President and CEO at FIRE (Foundation for Individual Rights in Education, about the state of free speech in America and, specifically, on college campuses. Campuses these days have a higher level of intolerance than ever, and Greg points to one specific thing that’s helped lead…
What are You Waiting for, Generation Y? Save!
What Are You Waiting for, Generation Y? Save! While in some respects, famed Hollywood director Oliver Stone is a complete, raving idiot, in others he makes surprisingly cogent statements. In Wall Street 2, Stone’s script has former financial shark, CEO, and prisoner, Gordon Gekko, talking to a Generation Y crowd gathered to hear him promote…
retirement
Setting financial goals is often difficult, and that doesn’t change with age. While your goals will vary greatly, the process of establishing and completing them may not. To help ease the process, it can be useful to develop a general layout of financial goals for your future. This way, you…
What are You Waiting for, Generation Y? Save!
What Are You Waiting for, Generation Y? Save! While in some respects, famed Hollywood director Oliver Stone is a complete, raving idiot, in others he makes surprisingly cogent statements. In Wall Street 2, Stone’s script has former financial shark, CEO, and prisoner, Gordon Gekko, talking to a Generation Y crowd gathered to hear him promote…
Dot.com Boom
3 Ways to Avoid Tech Stock Implosion II Before you young investors out there get too excited about the surging stock values of technology companies like Facebook, LinkedIn, Groupon, and a handful of others, keep in mind that we’ve been here before. The chances of a serious shakeout at some point is very high, and…
mutual funds
Asset allocation refers to the practice of an investment portfolio divided among different asset categories—one of Jason Hartman’s favorite things to talk about! These categories vary greatly, but three of the most common are cash, bonds, and stocks. Cash (and cash equivalents) are usually savings, certificates of deposit, money market…