How do you know if you're financially healthy? Is it the balance in your bank account? The car you drive? Or is it something less visible but more fundamental?

The truth is, financial health isn't about how much money you have but rather how well you manage what you have. That's where financial ratios come in.

We'll explore this topic through the lens of key financial ratios that can give you a clear picture of your financial well-being.

To live a richer life, many important decisions need to be made about your health, life, and financial habits. A life with wealth but poor health is not a richer life. Excellent health, but no financial security won't allow you to do all that you want to do.   Being healthy and wealthy with no deep-quality relationships is also not a rich life. A rich life is about finding a balance of all the things that bring life meaning. It’s about accomplishing things without sacrificing your most important relationships. It’s about making a difference in the lives of others. It’s about experiencing all that life has to offer.

Your life is the sum of all the choices you have made up until now. The decisions you make each day lead to the actions you take, which lead to the life they are currently living

In this episode, I discuss one of Momentous Wealth Advisors' 9 investment principles: "Don't Play Politics with Your Investment Strategy." I explore the relationship between political parties in power and investment performance by taking a journey through history, examining how the stock market and various sectors have performed under different administrations and political landscapes.

I want to emphasize that this episode is purely educational and based on historical data. It's not intended to be a political statement or a prediction of future performance. As always, remember that past performance doesn't guarantee future results.

IWhether you're a seasoned investor or just starting out, you've probably come across stock price targets in financial news or brokerage reports. But have you ever wondered who sets these targets and how they're determined? That's exactly what we'll be discussing today.

What are Research Analysts?

Let's start with the basics. Research analysts, also known as equity analysts or stock analysts, are financial professionals who study publicly traded companies and their stocks. They work for investment banks, brokerage firms, and asset management companies, providing valuable insights to both institutional and retail investors.

In today's episode, I am tackling a topic that's on many investors' minds: how to invest when the market is at or near all-time highs.

Are you nervous about putting your money into a market that seems to have nowhere to go but down? Or are you worried about missing out on potential gains? You're not alone.

Today, we'll explore the challenges, strategies, and opportunities of investing when markets are near all-time highs.