Our vision of wealth extends far beyond the boundaries of the stock market. Read on to discover our observations, explanations, and experiences in helping individuals, families, and foundations build enduring wealth.
In 2022, LCM celebrated 20 years together. We’re proud to say that even after two decades, we are still thriving—and evolving to meet the ever-changing needs of our client family. One recent change that deserves celebration is Ave...
The ‘Santa Claus Rally’ is something investors have learned to hope for every year. As illogical as it sounds, this rally appears in the weeks leading up to December 25, and it often brings a nice bump in gains for the end...
At LCM, our mission to ‘invest wisely, live abundantly, and give purposefully’ extends into every aspect of our business and personal lives. We are dedicated philanthropists who strongly believe that it is our responsibility to sh...
Back in March, we announced that 2022 marked 20 years of impact at Leisure Capital Management. This month makes it official. We opened our doors on October 1, 2002. Since then, we’ve only grown stronger. Our team has tripled from ...
Consumers and investors tend to abhor recessions and bear markets. The media, on the other hand, almost always adore them. The reason, of course, is ratings. The more dramatic the markets, the more people tend to tune in. During...
There’s no doubt about it: estate planning can be complicated! Even with the guidance of a trusted estate planning attorney and a CPA, tackling all the right things at exactly the right time can be challenging—especially amid the ...
Tips and tricks for an ever-evolving cybersecurity threat landscape
Advancements in technology can be wonderful, often making our lives easier in many ways. These days, thanks to smart phones, it’s difficult to remember when meeting a friend for dinner required major coordination and navigation, o...
Last Wednesday, Fed Chairman Jerome Powell told the press that the central bank is “strongly committed” to bringing down inflation, and that he believes the Fed can do just that using its monetary policy tools. In other words, the...
Did you catch this article in the LA Times Image magazine (cleverly titled ‘Carpet diem’ in the print version!)? The topic: the unlikely return of a once-despised design element: wall-to-wall carpet. Surprised? Probably not. The e...
The first Earth Day was celebrated in 1970—a time when society was just beginning to focus on the negative impacts of human behavior on the environment. The goal: to inspire all Americans to take action to reduce air and water p...