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2 weeks ago | 
tribunecontentagency.com | Terry Savage
In recent weeks you’ve been on a wild and bumpy ride in the stock market. And it’s not over yet. The first shock of the breadth and depth of the tariff announcement sank equities over a number of days into territory approaching a bear market. Then the market staged a huge rally on the announcement that most tariffs were being delayed, in hopes of deals that will restore balance and mitigate the impact on the economy. But damage has been done.
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2 weeks ago | 
arcamax.com | Terry Savage
In recent weeks you’ve been on a wild and bumpy ride in the stock market. And it’s not over yet. The first shock of the breadth and depth of the tariff announcement sank equities over a number of days into territory approaching a bear market. Then the market staged a huge rally on the announcement that most tariffs were being delayed, in hopes of deals that will restore balance and mitigate the impact on the economy. But damage has been done.
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2 weeks ago | 
terrysavage.com | Terry Savage
In recent days you’ve been on a wild and bumpy ride in the stock market. And it’s not over yet. The first shock of the breadth and depth of the tariff announcement has passed. The market has staged rallies on hopes of deals that will restore balance and mitigate the impact on the economy. But damage has been done. No matter what trade deals are done – and no matter whether China comes to the table – the impact will have long-lasting consequences.
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2 weeks ago | 
terrysavage.com | Terry Savage
Terry’s Columns The Stock Market — What to Do Now?
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2 weeks ago | 
jg-tc.com | Terry Savage
What are the odds? It’s a question you should ask yourself when making any financial decision — from investing in the stock market to buying a house. What are the odds that this decision makes sense? What are the odds of profit? What are the odds of a loss? If we each had a crystal ball, it would take all the uncertainty out of important financial moves. Since we don’t, it makes sense to consider the possibilities — either using historical patterns or personal experience or our own intuition.
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3 weeks ago | 
tribunecontentagency.com | Terry Savage
There has been so much confusion about potential — and real — changes to Social Security that I am writing this column — and will consistently update it at TerrySavage.com — with the latest real-time, FACTUAL information, and answers to your questions. I continue to believe that members of Congress from both parties will realize the seriousness of the situation with Social Security and exercise some control. In the meantime, it’s important not to panic.
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3 weeks ago | 
arcamax.com | Terry Savage
There has been so much confusion about potential — and real — changes to Social Security that I am writing this column — and will consistently update it at TerrySavage.com — with the latest real-time, FACTUAL information, and answers to your questions. I continue to believe that members of Congress from both parties will realize the seriousness of the situation with Social Security and exercise some control. In the meantime, it's important not to panic.
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3 weeks ago | 
terrysavage.com | Terry Savage
There has been so much confusion about potential – and real – changes to Social Security that I am writing this column/newsletter, and will consistently update it at TerrySavage.com, with the latest real-time, FACTUAL information, and answers to your questions. More than 72 million Americans depend on Social Security retirement or supplemental income or disability benefits. It is unthinkable that the system could fail – even for a short period of time.
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3 weeks ago | 
jg-tc.com | Terry Savage
Gold has now traded at over $3,000. It’s a shame the “original gold bug,” James Dines, is not alive to see his forecast come true. Dines was a noted author, editor and precious-metals mining expert, and this column is written in his memory — and in appreciation of the lessons he taught me so many years ago.
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1 month ago | 
tribunecontentagency.com | Terry Savage
What are the odds? It’s a question you should ask yourself when making any financial decision — from investing in the stock market to buying a house. What are the odds that this decision makes sense? What are the odds of profit? What are the odds of a loss? If we each had a crystal ball, it would take all the uncertainty out of important financial moves. Since we don’t, it makes sense to consider the possibilities — either using historical patterns or personal experience or our own intuition.
