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Proactive - I'm always suprised how many people don't know what's going on with the market. And I find it's never my Green clients, rarely my Yellow clients, who are the ones who watch the market like a hawk. Most often it's my Red clients who are the ones calling. Them I don't need to call, cause I know they're going to call me. I'm going to call all of my clients who are still eligible to make a Roth or Traditional IRA contribution in the next two days and tell them all to make it right now.
I always say if you've got some money available, you should buy some TODAY!""When markets are like this and you want to throw a brick through my window, make sure you wrap a $100 bill around it so we can invest that money TODAY.""I liked J&J at $105. I LOVE it at $95.""Do you ever use a "Band Aid", or brush your teeth with "Crest", or drink "Tropicana"? I thought so. That's why I think you need to hear about...."I could go on and on all day with all the "Jones-ismsmsms"
I agree. Proactive sounds nice but truth is leave them alone they will either leave you or be fine.
I send out frequent e-mails when things get hairy. Clients and prospects love it. They know you are watching and have a plan.
Proactive for sure. If they're ok then great; nice touch base opportunity. If they're not they'll appreciate the calming voice of reason.
I see Don Connelly peek'd his head out in Sun Trusts comments..... Credit Don pls
Get discretion over accounts. Meet or talk quarterly to all clients... know direction of market. Only buy leading stocks in top industry groups. Sit in cash through corrections/bear markets... cut your losses at 6-7%. Never buy a stock that’s falling... only buy stocks that are continuing to hit 52 week highs. Don’t be fooled by Wall Street that you cant time the market... education yourself and don’t listen to anyone’s opinions. The markets and your stocks will tell you what to do... you/assistant should always be in contact with your clients. Don’t wait for them to come to you... if you do you’ll let them have a chance for someone else to get in their ear.