And who gets the $1200 Passed Friday, the CARES Act is making headlines for the check (or direct deposit, if the IRS has your banking info) many will receive soon. There are a few other details that may affect your investments, in a good way. Here’s what you need to know: Relief checks: Individuals with adjusted gross incomes up to $75,000 a year will be eligible for the full $1,200 check. For every $100 earned over $75,000, the check will be reduced by $5. That means that at $99,000 and over, you get nothing. Double these numbers for married …
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And see the silver lining We thought we should share this: https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/ Before we found this site, we only knew of the total cases. Now we know how many people are getting through it, which is very encouraging. Pray for those who are fighting to get through it, and for the families of those who couldn’t. And be especially thankful that so many people have won or are winning their fight. This is not the knock-out punch. Generations past have had it much worse. This hurts bad, but we got this. John, Bill, Mark & Melanie
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Got the jitters? It’s OK – Call us We know. This is not fun. Sure, we’ve seen the market do worse. But it doesn’t have to be the worst to hurt. Add to it the human element, and it may feel like the worst. Stocks dropped over 50% during the 2008 financial crisis, but for most, that was just something to read about. You couldn’t really see it. Today, the virus may be microscopic, but we can all certainly see it. Quarantines, canceled events, empty restaurants and flights, those silly masks, Tom Hanks, and of course, wall-to-wall media hype. …
“But This Time It’s Different! No, Really!!”
Add It to The List…Another Reason To Sell Let’s play a game. We’ll rattle off some “market-shaking” events from the last 50 years, and you tell us if the market did NOT recover and make new highs soon after. Here we go… The Kent State shootings (1970); US trade embargo against China (1971); Watergate (1972); Oil crisis (1973); Nixon resigns (1974); President Ford assassination attempts (1975); Lebanese civil war (1976); Yield curve inversion (1978); Three Mile Island (1979); 13%+ inflation (1980); President Reagan assassination attempt (1981); US unemployment over 10% (1982); Terrorists kill 237 Marines in Beirut (1983); Multiple …