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Goodbye to “2020”

Goodbye to “2020”

October 7, 2020 Future Bright

Phew! We soon will be able to put 2020 behind us. The financial markets have been just as abnormal as most other facets of our lives this year. All the relevant U.S. stock indices endured the fastest bear market declines in history…just 16 days! It was swift and severe, yet short-lived, as the markets repaired most of the damage in the form of a V-shape pattern despite most Wall Street “experts” predicting an L-shaped recovery.

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Recovery

Recovery

April 2, 2020 Ross Almlie ,

Hello friends, Social distancing affords a person a lot of time to reflect on life, doesn’t it? This time spent at home with family has been a great blessing. Life’s pace has slowed down, and that’s the solace I didn’t know I needed. I hope you’ve found your own moments of solace amidst this abnormal reality, as well.

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“Landlines” Have Gone Away for Us!

“Landlines” Have Gone Away for Us!

March 9, 2020 Ross Almlie

No more landlines for us! We have eliminated our landline phones at the Future Bright office. They were used too sparingly to justify paying for them anymore. As such, the (218) 359-2305 number no longer exists. Most of you have my cell number, but in case you do not, please write this number down or add it into your contacts: Ross Almlie Cell 701-306-7631
Feel free to contact me by text or phone call at this number. If I don’t answer when you call, please know that I will make best efforts to return your call or text as soon as I can.

Ross Almlie“Landlines” Have Gone Away for Us!
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Individual Stocks – Are they for you?

Individual Stocks – Are they for you?

January 24, 2020 Ross Almlie , ,

2020 Q1 COMMENTARY:
Contrary to what logic might suggest, the most difficult time to be an investor is when the financial markets are in the late stages of a multi-year upward trend. As we witness market levels hit record highs, the appetite for adding new money to investments can start to wane for fear that the most opportune time to buy has already passed us by. It’s an innate thought process. Since we were little, we’ve all been taught that too much of a good thing is not always a good thing, and it’s a legitimate lesson that I’m sure we’ve all learned multiple times in our lives.

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