Mahoney Asset Management

 

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Mahoney Asset Management
Ken Mahoney
747 Chestnut Ridge Rd
Chestnut Ridge, NY 10977
(845) 371-0101

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Ken Mahoney can now be heard every Sunday at 6am on WHUD

  

The Advice Ken gives is for Educational Purposes
and to help WHUD listeners retire comfortably.

For your free e-book that Ken wrote, “10 Things To Do Before You Retire”

call Ken at (845) 371 – 0101
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Mahoney Asset Management

Mahoney Asset Management is a results-orientated team of professionals supported by a disciplined investment strategy dedicated to helping you achieve a comfortable retirement.
We will work to provide you with the highest quality retirement planning and portfolio management services.

We adhere to an investment philosophy that is precise and long-term. This approach is
combined with developing and maintaining a trusted relationship with you.

We use ‘state of the art’ technology and research from Morningstar. Morningstar, Inc.
is a leading provider of independent investment research in the United States and in
major international markets.

Morningstar is a trusted source for insightful information on stocks, mutual funds,
variable annuities, closed-end funds, exchange-traded funds, separate accounts,
hedge funds, and 529 college savings plans. With operations in 16 countries,
they currently provide data on more than 125,000 investment offerings worldwide.

http://mahoneygps.com/

Show Descriptions:

July 19th – ‘Financial Independence Part 2’

Topics discussed: Market review, building your assets, creating a lasting lifestyle

 

July 5th – ‘Financial Independence Part 1’

Topics discussed: Re-building the economy and stimulus, haves and have nots, contributing to your pension

 

June 28th – ‘Questions and Answers’

Topics discussed: How is the market still going up, finding a cure for Covid, and the best books and newspapers for investors

 

June 14th – ‘Coronavirus Crisis and the Markets’

Topics discussed: Fear of missing out, the bungee jump market, what has contributed to the rebound

 

June 5th – ‘Coronavirus and the Markets’

Topics discussed: Narrow market leadership, making investment decisions, risk tolerance

 

May 31st – ‘Coronavirus and the Markets’

Topics discussed: The average investor mistakes, rebalancing your portfolio, and market volatility

 

May 17th – ‘Market Analysis’

Topics discussed: Re-opening the economy, the new normal, reducing risk

 

May 10th – ‘Coronavirus Questions and Answers’

Topics discussed: How to view the second quarter, where is the market going, dollar-cost averaging

 

May 3rd – ‘Coronavirus Crisis and the Markets’

Topics discussed: Interest rates and the market, Q1 earnings, market leadership

 

April 26th – ‘Coronavirus Questions and Answers’

Topics discussed: Where will we go from here, re-testing lows, opportunity costs

 

April 17th – ‘Coronavirus Crisis Q&A’

Topics discussed: Rising unemployment, haves and have nots, resources available to help battle coronavirus

 

April 12th – ‘Questions and Answers’

Topics discussed: Unemployment figures, how to act rationally, why you should set up an emergency fund.

 

April 5th – ‘The Crisis Continues…’

Topics discussed: Don’t compare this to 2008, be careful of scams, don’t act emotional