In January, the stock market nursed a hangover from an exuberant 2013 as Twitter folk remarked on the ups and downs. Meanwhile, advisor-blogger Carl Richards has an app that could benefit plenty of investors, Burt White of LPL shares his favorite cosumer confidence indicator, and PIMCO's Bill Gross looks to the future as his co-CIO, Mohamed El-Erian, departs.
"I got it right" – research "I got it wrong" – bad luck
— Downtown Josh Brown (@ReformedBroker) January 7, 2014
@moorehn I dislike the "rising tide" analogy so much because if you have been unemployed for over 27 weeks, you have no boat! #liferaft
— Paul Greaves (@greavespg) January 8, 2014
Killer investing app: the hammer. to smash your iPhone so you wont check the market anymore. #joking #creditchat
— Carl Richards (@behaviorgap) January 8, 2014
"All time highs" happen… civilization was built on 'em. No need to stare at it as if it were a unicorn, just keep doing the work.
— Ed Borgato (@EdBorgato) January 15, 2014
Here's something no one wants to hear: don't panic…
— Jim Cramer (@jimcramer) January 24, 2014
"We're overdue for a dip." "We're overdue for a dip." "We're overdue for a dip." "We're overdue for a dip." OHMYGOD, IT'S CRASHING!!!
— Downtown Josh Brown (@ReformedBroker) January 27, 2014
Don't just go to any ole' breakout session. Theyre ALL great but WHICH one WILL benefit your clients. Yes, I said clients #TDAI2014
— Marty Morua (@MartyMorua) January 31, 2014
