By Jamie Bosse Our emotions play a big role in our decision making, whether we realize it or not. We like to think that the choices we make are the result of a thoughtful, rational evaluation of the available options. In reality, we are emotional creatures who...
By Joni Lndquist Whether you inherited a large holding, exercised options to buy your company’s stock, sold a private business, hold restricted stock, or have benefitted from repeated stock splits over the years, having a large position in a single stock carries...
By Jamie Bosse It seems like everyone is always busy, but are we getting everything done that we set out to accomplish each day? Being busy is not the same as being productive. Being productive involves prioritizing our tasks, being flexible, and delegating to...
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By Jamie Bosse As we all know, the stock market tends to ebb and flow – always has, probably always will. This is pretty much the one thing that the market is actually guaranteed to do. So why do we act surprised and react irrationally when we see volatility in the...
