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SPX: Amid Important Anniversaries, Focus on Flexibility, Diversification

March 2025 contained significant anniversaries of major events. All these anniversaries show that improbable and unexpected events not only can happen but DO happen with some frequency. That’s why I always recommend having some diversification and balance in your investment portfolio and flexibility in your financial plans, writes Bob Carlson, editor of Retirement Watch.

Robert Carlson

RETIREMENT

Tickers: SPX

HON: What its Breakup Announcement Says About Conglomerates

Is the Era of Conglomerates Over? When I was making my way through college, business conglomerates were the big thing and continued to be well-regarded for a long time. But some high-profile changes have cast doubt on conglomerates. Honeywell International Inc. (HON) is an example, remarks Rob Carlson, editor of Retirement Watch.

Robert Carlson

INDUSTRIALS

Tickers: HON, GE

Why “Block and Tackling” is the Key to a Better Retirement

Many people make mistakes with their retirement finances because they pay too much attention to the financial media, especially cable television shows. The goal of most financial media isn’t to educate. It’s to attract and retain viewers, which they generally do by stimulating emotions, especially fear and excitement, advises Bob Carlson, editor of Retirement Watch.

Robert Carlson

RETIREMENT

Tickers: NVDA

The Treasury Yield Curve: What It Is, What It's Saying

The yield curve is about to turn positive, and that could mean a widely followed recession indicator gave a false signal for most of the last two years. The yield curve is a plot of the yields on Treasury debt of different durations. A normal yield curve is positively sloped, explains Bob Carlson, editor of Retirement Watch.

Robert Carlson

ECONOMICS

Tickers: TLT, IEF