Alexander Green

The bad news about the coronavirus keeps coming. But the mainstream media isn’t telling the whole story.

Despite a global pandemic, economic shutdown and spike in unemployment, the stock market has rallied to impressive heights. This “fire ant” theory explains why.

A foundational question about defining wealth is “How much is enough?” As it turns out, the answer – and the definition of a rich life – is largely personal.

It usually takes 30-plus years to attain the kind of investing wisdom the pros have. Fortunately, you can take a shortcut.

It’s tough for investors to stay optimistic during these hard times… but you can retain a positive outlook if you keep some key things in mind.

We can’t predict what the market will do tomorrow. But we can understand the market’s recent behavior… and use that knowledge to help our portfolios today.

Alexander Green’s first impression of Oxford Club Strategist Marc Lichtenfeld was a skeptical one. But he quickly learned that Marc knew his stuff… including one of the best ways to profit from American innovation.

Many Americans are afraid to build their wealth – afraid they’ve waited too long or don’t have enough money to get started. But it’s never been a better time to start investing.

You may not be able to change the world, but you do have the power to take charge of your financial destiny.

How do you become a better investor, employee or partner? Learning to accept criticism could be the key to self-improvement and a wealthy lifestyle.