Articles about the benefits of meditation are everywhere these days, and for good reason. The past few years have been unusually stressful, and people are looking for non-addictive, healthy ways to manage their stress and anxiety. Thus, I got interested in mindful investing.
Watch our latest webinar when we discussed market performance from the past quarter and provide our updated outlook for the rest of the year. We also discussed market expectations during the upcoming midterm elections and what history informs us about the correlation between markets and politics. Scroll down to watch the replay or download the presentation.
When you need to withdraw cash from your investment account and you’re told the funds aren’t available, it can be a little unsettling, particularly when you know you have more than enough to cover the withdrawal. “What do you mean, the funds aren’t available? I can see them right there!”
We invite you to watch our recent webinar replay on second quarter 2022 market performance and our economic outlook for the rest of the year. Scroll down to watch the replay and view the presentation.
Parsec Financial is honored to be listed again on Financial Advisor (FA) Magazine’s 2022 RIA ranking. Of the 534 firms included, Parsec ranked #128, including #2 of the 7 N.C. firms represented.
When you see trading activity in your account, it generally falls into three main types of investment trades: raising or investing cash, rebalancing, and block trading.
When it comes to your investment portfolio, I’ll bet you can think of all sorts of reasons it’s underperforming: the market, the holdings, the economy, geopolitics, the current lunar phase. But have you considered that your portfolio’s biggest enemy might be the one you see in the mirror?
Parsec’s Director of Investment Management Sarah DerGarabedian discusses the financial responsibility burden women feel as primary provider.
At Parsec, our investment philosophy does not include a designated allocation to cash.
At first blush, an analogy between tennis and investing might seem like a long shot. I’m not a very good tennis player. I’ve only been playing (and I use that term loosely) for the past several years. But a few of the lessons I’ve picked up along the way seem to apply quite well to investing—something with which I have a bit more experience.
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