Tim Begany is an experienced investor and financial journalist who has written about many financial topics including stocks, bonds, mutual funds, international/emerging markets, retirement and insurance. He worked at several financial planning and investment advisory firms, where he participated in the development and management of stock, bond, and mutual fund portfolios and helped clients with comprehensive financial planning.
His education includes a bachelor's degree in business administration and the Certified Financial Planner curriculum. He holds a Series 65 investment consultant license.
Analyst Articles
In the most recent weekly survey conducted by the American Association of Individual Investors,...
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In the most recent weekly survey conducted by the American Association of Individual Investors, investor sentiment is at a multi-year low, thanks to soft first-quarter economic and earnings data....
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#-ad_banner-#For some investors, the current bull market has dubious underpinnings. That’s...
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#-ad_banner-#For some investors, the current bull market has dubious underpinnings. That’s because “financial engineering,” where firms pour cash into oversized share repurchase and...
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Later this year, there will be a rare passing of the demographic baton, as millennials surpass the...
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Later this year, there will be a rare passing of the demographic baton, as millennials surpass the baby boomers as the nation’s largest living generation. Millennials are those born from 1981...
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Investors hoping Avon Products Inc. (NYSE: AVP) will stage a big turnaround probably...
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Investors hoping Avon Products Inc. (NYSE: AVP) will stage a big turnaround probably shouldn’t hold their breath. After numerous failed attempts to boost its faltering business, the iconic...
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Bear markets are painful but necessary. They rid the market of the “irrational...
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Bear markets are painful but necessary. They rid the market of the “irrational exuberance” that fuels asset bubbles and allows stock pickers to better separate the wheat from the chaff....
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Wall Street tends to take a binary view of even well-seasoned companies: Love ’em or hate...
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Wall Street tends to take a binary view of even well-seasoned companies: Love ’em or hate ’em. Right now, the Street is overreacting to some snags at one of the world’s leading...
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In college, I had an eccentric statistics professor who was fond of a quote by the famous American...
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In college, I had an eccentric statistics professor who was fond of a quote by the famous American poet Henry Wadsworth Longfellow: “Into each life some rain must fall.” My professor...
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More than three years have passed since the last official stock market correction (entailing a...
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More than three years have passed since the last official stock market correction (entailing a pullback of at least 10%). But deep selloffs have intermittently struck in just about every corner of...
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Sometimes, nothing improves a company’s outlook like a smart, well-timed acquisition. When...
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Sometimes, nothing improves a company’s outlook like a smart, well-timed acquisition. When done right, these deals can transform companies with unexciting prospects into compelling growth...
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Although new consumer technologies can capture a great deal of buzz, they are often just the tip of...
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Although new consumer technologies can capture a great deal of buzz, they are often just the tip of the tech iceberg. Many of the sector’s most lucrative developments occur completely behind...
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