January 2025 MyPlanIQ Portfolio Update
In this issue:
- 2024 Review
- Fund Analysis: Be Cautious with Options-Based Income Funds
- Economic & Market Indicators
- Model Portfolios
- Funds to Watch
- Expect a Bumpy Ride: Outlook for Stocks and Bonds in 2025
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We explain our premium portfolios and discuss their holdings. We further discuss several funds that are related to our portfolios. Current economic and financial conditions are also discussed.
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In this newsletter, we unveil the ‘best’ long-term stock mutual fund! We discuss its investment methodology and use our own unique tools to measure it against other excellent long-term stock funds.
We examine the 401(k) retirement plans from several savvy investment and financial service companies. In particular, we look at their investment options offered in the plans and discuss some of the funds briefly.
We review the latest economy and financial market trends. We also discuss their impact on investments.
In this newsletter, we unveil the ‘best’ long-term stock mutual fund! We discuss its investment methodology and use our own unique tools to measure it against other excellent long-term stock funds.
In this newsletter, we revisit a well-known stock anomaly: seasonality. We further demonstrate that this seasonality extends to other stock funds and balanced funds as well.
In this newsletter, we highlight stocks from a particularly excellent yet somewhat surprising industry—insurance brokers—that have consistently delivered higher returns compared to stock indexes such as the S&P 500.
We review gold’s long-term returns since 1971. We further examine key drivers that are behind gold returns and point out these factors, inflation, inflation expectation, interest rates, economic uncertainties, international demand and geopolitical events, have a more complex relationship with gold prices.