Roger S. Balser

Roger S. Balser is the Managing Partner and Chief Investment Officer of Balser Wealth Management, LLC with more than twenty-five years experience. He works one on one with individuals and middle market companies to help regain control of their investment and retirement portfolio(s). Balser Wealth Management, LLC, 36873 Harriman Trail Avon, OH 44011, 440-934-3114, roger@balserwealth.com, www.balserwealth.com.

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No Sizzle, All Steak

Don’t judge an investment advisor’s competence and expertise based on appearance and academic degrees.

March 5, 2019

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Don't judge an investment advisor's competence and expertise based on appearance and academic degrees.

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Tomorrow’s Advice from Yesterday’s Advisors

Your focus should be on what’s happening with your money right now.

January 7, 2019

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What I really dislike about the first few weeks of the new year is that everywhere you turn — from the front page of the newspaper to the business magazines to the financial channels on cable — you’ll probably be subjected to some wide-eyed “market expert” spouting ridiculous stock market predictions for the coming year.

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The Zen Financial Advisor

I have no control over what the markets will do; I only control how I will respond.

November 5, 2018

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The inherent message of the Zen Farmer is that one can never really know where the winds of prosperity will blow or even how they will chart one’s course — or how those winds may guide one’s future.

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The World Cup of Investing

In investing, much like in soccer, employing a consistent and sound strategy often leads to success over time.

June 6, 2018

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Trends tend to sustain themselves for extended periods of time, and we look to these leaders to remain competitive until proven otherwise.

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Investment Objectives

Are You Putting the Cart Before the Horse?

April 17, 2018

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I love it when folks ask me these questions and the conversation that ensues. The talks are always fun and interesting because, in general, most investors and their advisors often put the cart before the horse when determining investment strategies.