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Investing

Jeff Muhlenkamp on The Claman Countdown 6/26/2023

June 29th, 2023|Categories: Interviews, Investing, video|

On 6/26/2023, Portfolio Manager, Jeff Muhlenkamp was a guest on The Claman Countdown.  Watch the episode, “Oil markets moving on aborted Russian mutiny a knee-jerk reaction: Jeff Muhlenkamp,” available on the Fox Business Network website. Watch a Recording of Jeff’s Interview Please note that clicking here leaves the Muhlenkamp and Company website and enters a third-party website. Muhlenkamp is not responsible for, nor can guarantee the accuracy of, any information contained on a third-party website.   The opinions expressed in the video are those of Muhlenkamp and Company and are not intended to be a forecast of future events, a guarantee [...]

Jeff Muhlenkamp on The Claman Countdown 1/31/2023

February 1st, 2023|Categories: Interviews, Investing, video|

On 1/31/2023, Portfolio Manager, Jeff Muhlenkamp was a guest on The Claman Countdown with host Liz Claman.  Watch the episode, “Wall Street facing ‘steep selloff’ if January jobs number comes in hot: Scott Bauer,” available on the Fox Business Network website. Watch a Recording of Jeff’s Interview Please note that clicking here leaves the Muhlenkamp and Company website and enters a third-party website. Muhlenkamp is not responsible for, nor can guarantee the accuracy of, any information contained on a third-party website.   The opinions expressed in the video are those of Muhlenkamp and Company and are not intended to be a forecast [...]

State of the Economy – Fall Update 2022

October 31st, 2022|Categories: Investing, video|

Jeff Muhlenkamp brings us up to date on what he is monitoring in the investing environment. Some things he keeps an eye on are the Consumer Price Index, the money supply, consumer spending, business investments, and the strength of the dollar. Ron Muhlenkamp also comments on the current high inflation and how we have been though similar times in the ’70s.  Here is a link to the slides used during the presentation or watch the video from the in-person seminar.   The opinions expressed are those of Muhlenkamp and Company and are not intended to forecast future events, guarantee future results, [...]

Ron’s Charts 2022

February 9th, 2022|Categories: Investing, Saving|

Here are some of Ron’s favorite documents for your reference: – Basic Financial Maxims I Want My Kids to Know – Corporate Profit Margins – Employment Costs – Reading List for Life and Investment Fundamentals 101 – Reflecting over 40 Years—Lessons Learned and Changes Observed – Technology Adoption in U.S. Households (Interactive chart available on Our World in Data website.) – U.S. Personal Consumption Expenditures Per Capita – U.S. Workers Are Owners: They Just Don’t Realize It – 2022.02.16 Ron’s Presentation with Itai Parnes   The opinions expressed are those of Muhlenkamp and Company and are not intended to forecast future events, guarantee future results, or offer investment advice.

Value Investing Live Recap with Ron Muhlenkamp

August 18th, 2021|Categories: Investing, Risk, Saving, video|

GuruFocus invited Ron Muhlenkamp to be a guest speaker on the Value Investing Live series.  During Ron’s presentation on August 18, 2021, he covered the following topics: • The Problem with Inflation • Inflation, Business Cycles, & the Population • Failure of Macroeconomics • Fundamental Value • Life Cycle of Industries • Market Corrections • Audience Q&A Graham Griffin, Editorial Assistant at GuruFocus published the following article, “Value Investing Live Recap: Ron Muhlenkamp,” which includes a link to Ron’s presentation. We hope you enjoy the summary and the video! Please note that clicking here leaves the Muhlenkamp and Company website and [...]

Achieve Financial Independence

May 20th, 2021|Categories: Investing, Retirement Planning, Saving|

A Virtual Lunch & Learn Series “Financial Independence: It’s Not a Sprint, It’s a Marathon” Part 3: “Achieve Financial Independence” We talk about achieving financial independence and what retirement means to you. It’s different for everyone, but basically it means that you CAN still work but you don’t HAVE to work to bring in any additional earned income. Start by setting SMART goals, prioritize spending, save and invest early. Have a written plan for retirement and revisit it often. Have a plan to pay for education expenses. Achieve Financial Independence from Muhlenkamp & Co on Vimeo. If you missed Parts [...]

Make More, Spend Less

March 29th, 2021|Categories: Investing, Retirement Planning, Saving|

A New Virtual Lunch & Learn Series “Financial Independence: It’s not a Sprint, it’s a Marathon” Part 2: “Make More, Spend Less” A topic everyone likes to talk about: Increasing Income.  A topic no one wants to really talk about: Debt! Just like any fitness plan, you need to move your attention to where it is required! In Part 2 of our Lunch & Learn series, we look at alternatives to making more and spending less.  Eliminating debt should naturally help you sleep better at night! WORK TO MOVE YOUR ASSETS TOWARD THE AREAS WHERE RETURNS ARE HIGH AND PAY OFF DEBTS WHERE [...]

Setting Short- and Long-term Financial Goals

March 3rd, 2021|Categories: Investing, Retirement Planning, Saving|

A New Virtual Lunch & Learn Series “Financial Independence: It’s Not a Sprint, It’s a Marathon” Part 1: “Setting Short- and Long-term Financial Goals” There are many similarities between training for a marathon and achieving financial independence. Both take desire, time, and effort, and as the saying goes, it’s not a sprint but a marathon of discipline. Just like any fitness plan, once you have reached your goals, you must maintain them. But let’s back up. We need to get you to the Starting Line of the Financial Marathon. THE STARTING LINE At the Starting Line, it’s a time when [...]

Take Your First Step in Retirement Planning

January 22nd, 2021|Categories: Investing, Retirement Planning|

WHY IS FINANCIAL PLANNING SO IMPORTANT? We all have things we want to do in the future that will cost money; vacations, home buying, paying for college, retiring, and etc. Financial planning is simply figuring how much money you will need when you will need it, and taking action to get you there. RETIREMENT PLANNING IS A SUBSET OF FINANCIAL PLANNING, AND MAYBE THE MOST CRITICAL BECAUSE: Social Security is becoming less solvent all the time. Read: Social Security by the Numbers and Social Security Revisited: A Plan to Fix It Most corporations no longer offer defined benefit retirement plans, and many companies [...]

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