Reuters: Investors Shrug Off U.S. Government Shutdown

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Reuters: Investors Shrug Off U.S. Government Shutdown

Tom Plumb expects to see volatility in the market place, but sees potential for upside with strong economy and moderate interest rates.

Reuters: Wall St. Up Sharply As Fear Of Rising Interest Rates Ebbs

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Reuters: Wall St. Up Sharply As Fear Of Rising Interest Rates Ebbs

Tom Plumb expects to see volatiltiy in the marketplace, but sees potential for upside with a strong economy and moderate interest rates.

Wall Street Journal: Amazon Is Taking Over The Stock Market, Too

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Wall Street Journal: Amazon Is Taking Over The Stock Market, Too

As technology names continue to lead the market this year, Tom Plumb thinks that there’s not much limit to the upside potential when you have a company that can really grow and innovate.

Bloomberg Radio: Tom Plumb On Opportunities In Tech Stocks

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Bloomberg Radio: Tom Plumb On Opportunities In Tech Stocks

Tom Plumb discusses the market, Plumb Balanced Fund strategy and a few stock picks with Carol Massar and Pimm Fox. He thinks the biggest mistake investors make is they don’t stay with something…

CNBC: The Market Correction Was Technical

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CNBC: The Market Correction Was Technical

Tom Plumb doesn’t think we’ll have big inflation problem in the next few years. He believes we’re just going through some natural corrections in the market.

Wall Street Journal: Apple Posts Record Results Even With Fewer Iphones Sold

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Wall Street Journal: Apple Posts Record Results Even With Fewer Iphones Sold

Tom Plumb comments on Apple, following the company’s recent revenue report. He says that the company needs to figure out how to get recurring revenue streams so they’re not “holding their breath on each new product launch.”

MarketWatch: Stock Market Hits Another Round Of Records

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MarketWatch: Stock Market Hits Another Round Of Records

Tom Plumb comments on the market as it hit another record. He says that we’re starting to put together the puzzle of how the tax law will impact companies across the economy. He thinks the impact will be positive.

MoneyLife: The Big Interview

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MoneyLife: The Big Interview

Tom Plumb talks about the market and Plumb Funds with Chuck Jaffe. He expects a return of volatility this year and thinks that companies with “secular tail wing” have the potential to do well.

CNBC: World Economy Still Improving, Markets Should Go Up

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CNBC: World Economy Still Improving, Markets Should Go Up

Tom Plumb thinks the world economy is still improving providing a positive environment for the market. He says that the Plumb Funds are fully invested because he thinks that we’re still in for a good economy which leads to good markets.

Bloomberg Radio: Bitcoin Impacts Visa, Digital Retail

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Bloomberg Radio: Bitcoin Impacts Visa, Digital Retail

Tom Plumb talks with Cory Johnson and Carl Massar about the Plumb Funds strategies. He shares his insight on digital currency as well as some current holdings. (The Funds do not invest in Bitcoin or digital currencies as of the date of this article.)

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