Parrott Wealth Management Annual Letter
Despite political turmoil, Delta, Omicron, rising interest rates, increasing inflation, supply chain issues
Interest rates are near historical lows, so does it make sense to pay off your mortgage? Eliminating debt is satisfying, but should you sell stocks or bonds to
I loved reading the Year in Sports by Sports Illustrated as a kid. It was a collection of their best pictures from the previous year and required reading for my
Happy New Year! It's hard to imagine it's 2022, but here we are. Below are twenty-two ideas you can incorporate to make next year your best investment year ever
Ready. Set. Go. The New Year is approaching fast, and it's time for investors to map out a course for success. 2021 was another banner year for stocks as the S
The 133rd Rose Parade will ring in the new year, a rite of passage for many. I grew up watching the Rose Parade with my friends. We arrived at the parade route
The Dow Jones Industrial Average will top 36,000 at some point. It's not much of a forecast because the Dow is currently trading at 35,645, and it surpassed 36
Thanksgiving marks the beginning of the giving season. Charities and non-profits will receive much-needed dollars to fund their good works, and the money they
Few events in sports are more exciting than the home run. Kirk Gibson's spectacular home run to beat the Oakland A's in game 1 of the 1988 World Series is my
Are you rich? It depends, of course, on where you live. In Malawi, the per capita income is $357, Uganda $631, Haiti $766, United States $59,939, and Luxembourg