Ever since the Dow crossed the 20,000 mark, we’ve been hearing from various quarters that the party is, most assuredly, over. As we noted at the time (Market Note: Dow 20,000), that milestone is just a number. And, of course, the Dow represents just 30…
Tips to Thwart Tax Thieves Protecting your identity and your taxes can feel like an uphill battle. Each year around this time, we like to share reminders of best practices to keep your identity safe as awareness is a key component to protecting your identity….
Reviewing the Benefits: Renting and Buying Rent or buy? It’s a question we hear and discuss often and it comes from Clients of all ages – whether it’s a newly married millennial couple looking to settle down, retirees looking to downsize or anyone in between….
At Yeske Buie, we use a few bond funds to obtain exposure to fixed income investments for our Clients. While fixed income may not be the most exciting piece of your portfolio, it is a necessary part of a sound investment strategy. The more “exciting”…
Market Note: Dow 20,000 The Dow closed above 20,000 for the first time on Wednesday, repeating the feat the following day. There are headlines any time the Dow crosses a 1,000 mark and that’s especially true of this latest milestone. Here’s our take. TYPE TYT…
The Dow closed above 20,000 for the first time on Wednesday, repeating the feat the following day. There are headlines any time the Dow crosses a 1,000 mark and that’s especially true of this latest milestone. Here’s our take. First of all, and to state…
The markets, which is to say investors, hate surprises, though that’s pretty much all we get day-by-day. It’s called news. But some years carry bigger surprises than others and 2016 surely falls into that category. From economics to markets to politics, 2016 provided one plot…
Yeske Buie is pleased to share that Yusuf Abugideiri, Senior Financial Planner in our Vienna office, has earned his Master’s in Economics from George Mason University. From the program, Yusuf gained a better understanding of how the economic way of thinking plays out in the…
Market Review: The Year of Living Dangerously The markets, which is to say investors, hate surprises, though that’s pretty much all we get day-by-day. It’s called news. But some years carry bigger surprises than others and 2016 surely falls into that category. From economics…