Seawise Financial, Inc.

03/30/2021

https://seawisefinancial.com/will-rising-interest-rates-end-the-tech-stock-rally/

High flying technolgy stocks are getting hammered. Will higher interest rates and inflation finally end the tech stock rally?

10/20/2020

https://www.tkpacificwealth.com/what-should-bond-investors-do-now/

Bonds have historically offered income, diversification, and protection. But with interest rates at all-time lows, what should bond investors do now?

09/29/2020

I was interviewed about my article on investing in gold for The Street. You can read and watch that here:

Consider the pros and cons of including gold in your retirement portfolio.

08/31/2020

Is one political party better for the stock market than the other?

Does the winning political party impact what will happen to stock prices? If so, what should you do with your portfolio before the election?

04/04/2020

https://www.tkpacificwealth.com/the-coronavirus-stimulus-package-what-does-it-mean-for-you/

The stimulus package to deal with the impact of coronavirus was released last week and $2.2 trillion in economic relief is on the way. Now that we’ve had a chance...

10/31/2019

https://mailchi.mp/dba55b3bcddd/tk-pacific-wealth-october-update?e=408fc5ece6

Happy Halloween! Client newsletter is out - we share some market stats, an article I was quoted in by Investors Business Daily, and the best Halloween costume of the year.

09/30/2019

I did another Ask Me Anything where I talked about investing before a presidential election, the best way to invest a large cash balance, and how to think about gold in your portfolio.

How to invest a lump sum, how to think about your portfolio in light of the upcoming election, and whether or not gold is a good investment.

08/28/2019

I wrote about Social Security running out of money in 15 years. Will you be out of luck when you retire? Not exactly.

The Social Security trust fund is projected to be depleted in 2034. What does that mean for your retirement benefits and how should you plan for it?