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TABR Capital Management Named in Financial Advisor Magazine’s Top RIA Survey 2019

TABR Capital Management has been named in Financial Advisor Magazine’s Top RIA Survey 2019. TABR is number 622 out of the 683 nationwide financial advisory firms on the list, based on assets under management. TABR manages approximately $140 million for over 200 clients nationwide. Read more.

By Steve Medland | TABR in the News

Falling Yields Are Not Likely Bullish, And Our Biggest Mistake

The President’s tweets on tariff negotiations with China along with Federal Reserve interest rate policy have been dominating financial market behavior in recent weeks. Since cutting the Fed Funds rate by 0.25% on July 31, yields on government bonds have fallen by 50 basis points in just over two weeks, which is a massive move […]

By Bob Kargenian | Monthly Updates

What The Heck Is Per Stirpes, Market Cycles, And Why The Tape Is More Important Than The Fed

From time to time, we try to touch on planning topics that are not as well known to many clients, yet can be quite helpful in individual cases. For instance, a few years ago we wrote about the little known tactic called a loan recast. Virtually every homeowner has heard of refinancing their mortgage loan.  […]

By Bob Kargenian | Monthly Updates

Should You Really Be Worried About A Credit Bubble, OMG She’s In High School, Drawdowns And More

I am a voracious reader. I love newspapers (yes, real ones, not the digital versions), magazines, books and various publications, from stock market research to The Athletic, a godsend for sports fans nationwide where you can keep up daily with all of your favorite teams with the best sports writers in the nation, all for […]

By Bob Kargenian | Monthly Updates

What’s Your Bias? New Highs In Stocks, Or 7 Months (Or More) Of Going Nowhere

Isn’t it interesting, when news headlines get your attention, and shape your thinking? In this month’s update, both items in our headline are true. Last week, both the S&P 500 Index and Nasdaq 100 Index made new all-time highs, surpassing their September peaks. On the other hand, mid-cap stocks, small stocks and foreign equities are […]

By Bob Kargenian | Monthly Updates

Don’t Confuse Me With The Facts, Crypto Hell, A Lesson From KISS, and More

Sometimes what we don’t know about money isn’t the problem—it’s what we do know for sure that just isn’t true. I was reminded of this when recently reading media coverage of one of the most stressful times of the year for many—tax filing season. The narrative that you keep reading about is that millions of […]

By Bob Kargenian | Monthly Updates

The Conundrum Of Drawing Funds Down In Retirement, And Much More

For many people, the transition from working and saving, to “retirement” and spending, can be a difficult adjustment. Mentally, the vision of a diminishing balance sheet can wreak havoc with one’s thought processes. No one wants to run out of money. Yet, the variables are many, and quite often, uncertain. How long will you live? […]

By Bob Kargenian | Monthly Updates

Bob Kargenian Quoted in Barron’s


Bob Kargenian was quoted in a Letter to the Editor in Barron’s, a weekly newspaper that covers financial information, relevant statistics, and market developments. Bob Kargenian said, “I would be wary about drawing black-and-white conclusions from Nicholas Colas’ comment that mean reversion should start to kick in merely because the past 20 years for stocks […]

By Steve Medland | TABR in the News

A Bottom, But Not THE Bottom, And What To Expect From Here

Given the almost unprecedented decline this month in equity markets, I thought it would be timely to talk about the technical condition of the stock market—what has transpired, and what we are likely to see as we enter the new year. So, here goes. From the December 3 close of 2790 to the December 24 […]

By Bob Kargenian | Monthly Updates

A View From The Top, Don’t Assume Rates Are Headed Higher, And Joe Maddon

It’s very timely to be discussing the big picture outlook for stocks and bonds, given the weakness in equities since the late September peak. The weekly and monthly trends are in a very different place than where they were in January. We’ll be illustrating that and more with relevant charts, and what likely is ahead […]

By Bob Kargenian | Monthly Updates
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