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Max Wasserman, Founder of Miramar Capital, discusses the markets and investing with Tim Stenovec and Mike Regan.

A portfolio manager with 29 years of experience shared four stocks he thinks investors are severely underestimating. “We think the market will be in a much better place” by the end of October, according to Max Wasserman of Miramar Capital.

Fashion is fickle, even for trend-friendly Target But the trend might get friendlier for the stock as it looks to put 2022 behind it.

It seems everything that could go wrong for Target (ticker: TGT) has gone wrong this year. Supply-chain problems caused the company to order too many items that consumers no longer want, like clothing and furniture, leading it to slash prices to move inventory.

Stocks surged on Thursday even after the latest GDP showed a second-straight contraction, while investors monitored more company earnings.

Investing experts recommendations for the best stocks to buy in 2022’s bear market, including AAPL and UPS.

Miramar Capital investment approach delivered dividends and low volatility.

“When you can buy these stocks at these prices, there’s an asymmetrical risk/return,” says Max Wasserman, founder of Miramar Capital, which owns shares of Advance Auto Parts and Genuine Parts. ”Yes, they could go down a little further, but the upside is much higher.”

Retiring in a foreign country has an exotic ring, but it’s not always wrinkle-free.

Nearly 30 years ago, financial advisor William Bengen conceived the so-called 4% rule as a guardrail for retirement budgeting. In essence, it holds that people can fund their retirement adequately by withdrawing or consuming 4% of their financial assets annually, increasing it periodically for inflation.