There is no change to the official SR recommendation for January. Read on for the details.
Sector Rotation is a high-risk/high-volatility strategy. While its peaks and valleys have been more extreme than SMI's other
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The end of December is a natural time to reflect on the year. One way we do that here at SMI is to review which of the many articles we wrote were shared the most. (At the beginning and end of each article you will see
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Happy 3rd Day of Christmas! (On the Western church calendar, the Christmas season begins December 25 and extends through January 5 — hence the 12 Days of Christmas.)
Here's our final Roundup of the
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Father, we are in awe of what we celebrate this day.
How can it be that the all-sufficient God of the universe became a helpless child resting in a feed trough? How can it be that the divine Word reduced Himself to
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Shoppers aren't the only ones hustling and bustling as Christmas approaches.
The U.S. Congress speeded up its typically glacial activity and approved the SECURE Act last week, serving it up just in time for the Christmas
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Fund Upgrading is a “momentum” strategy premised on the idea that recent past performance tends to persist. This article explains the Upgrading changes for the coming month.
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MoneyGuidePro®— the planning software available to SMI Premium-level members — is now even better. MGP's new MyBlocks system offers a simpler "onboarding" process for first-time users plus helpful new features for existing
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What "unreasonable" adventure is God calling you to in 2020? Are you ready to follow His plans?
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Even without intentional changes, a diversified portfolio will stray from its initial percentage allocations as some investments perform better than others. The beginning of the year a good time to
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When thinking about how much risk to take to reach your retirement-planning goals, don't focus solely on average expected returns. Consider the full range of past market outcomes, some of which have been
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