Author: Peter Lazaroff
Peter Lazaroff is the Co-Chief Investment Officer at Plancorp, where he plays a key role in developing and communicating the firm’s investment strategy. With over $3.6 billion in AUM, Plancorp helps people get their etnire financial house in order and keep it that way forever by engaging in comprehensive financial planning. To learn more, visit www.plancorp.com.
Peter is a contributor for The Wall Street Journal, Forbes, CNBC and CFA Institute’s Enterprising Investor. His commentary has been featured across a wide spectrum of media sources including Print (Wall Street Journal, New York Times, Barron’s, MarketWatch, CNN Money, US News, etc) and TV (local Fox and NBC affiliates).
CNBC Replay: How to Think About the Market Today
This morning I appeared on CNBC’s Worldwide Exchange with Brian Sully to talk about how investors should think about the market today. A full replay of the segment can be viewed below along with links to related articles on some ideas I referenced in the interview.
Related reading:
- How Markets Work
- Here’s Why Market Prediction is Harder Than You Think
- Don’t Predict, Plan
- How to Prepare for a Market Downturn
- Time Beats Timing
Navigating Uncertain Markets
The future is unknowable, and there are risks inherent to that. Our success in managing those risks will determine our success in investing. With markets hovering near all-time highs and interest rates beginning to rise, it has never been more important to understand how to approach volatile and uncertain markets.
Below is the replay of my presentation to the American Association of Individual Investors in Los Angeles on July 21, 2018.
Replay: Talking About the Economy and Stock Market
Last week I stopped in at KTVI Fox 2 St. Louis to share some thoughts on the economy and stock market. Click the image below to see the replay.
Investopedia Top 100 Financial Advisors
It is such an honor to be included among Investopedia’s 100 Most Influential Advisors.
Here is a high-level snippet from Investopedia’s explanation of the recognition.
The Investopedia 100 seeks to measure influence. We have endeavored to quantify the impact that our advisors have on their clients and the broader financial community. Influence isn’t about being popular. It’s about helping others (although being popular helps if one’s popularity is tied to the mission of educating investors).
In developing our list, Investopedia’s data sciences and editorial teams identified advisors across the country who are best able to engage with their audience across platforms.
Educating others on financial issues has always been a passion of mine. It is the primary reason I started this blog as well as the inspiration for my book that will be published in early 2019 (sign up here for book updates).
Thank you to all my readers for the continued support.
Podcast: Democratizing Financial Advice
A big thanks to George Grombacher for having me as a guest on his podcast Money Savage.
I’ve only done a handful of podcasts, so it was exciting for me to share some of my personal story as well as the many ways BrightPlan is seeking to democratize financial planning and investment advice.
You can listen to the podcast below or by downloading on iTunes, Google Play or Stitcher.
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