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Pandemic Issues for Commercial Real Estate & Business Owners

The world of commercial real estate is constantly changing, especially in today’s current climate with the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. The new pandemic issues rising have directly affected commercial property owners, business owners, and the overall future of commercial leasing. To obtain a better understanding of the recent updates, SFG interviewed two attorneys from the commercial

By Schultz Financial Group Inc.
March 4, 2021
Investment Management

Understanding the Gamestop (GME) Short Squeeze

The Gamestop (GME) Saga The speed and magnitude of the increase in the price of shares of Gamestop (GME) and a handful of other company’s stocks with high short interests, dominated news headlines in January 2021 due to a resulting short squeeze and gamma squeeze. In the span of 15 days (January 12 – January

By Schultz Financial Group Inc.
February 26, 2021
Investment Management

SFG Investment Insights: Year-End 2020

Executive Summary  It seems that no matter what you hear or read, outlooks for the global and U.S. economy hinge on the path COVID-19 takes moving forward. With that path currently unknown, the future remains shrouded in a dense fog. At SFG, we are not in the business of guessing uncertain outcomes or timing unpredictable

By Schultz Financial Group Inc.
February 26, 2021
SFG Insights

SFG Insights: A Look Back at 2020

As we look back on 2020, we can probably agree that it was a year of change in many ways. The year began in a normal fashion, but radically changed in March as we all learned to adjust to a pandemic-stricken world. SFG’s business continuity plan and technology allowed us to pivot quickly and reprioritize

By Schultz Financial Group Inc.
February 26, 2021
Physical Well-being

Building Habits: A Four Capitals Guide – Physical Well-being

In his book Atomic Habits*, James Clear transforms the science of habits into a practical framework he calls the Four Laws of Behavior Change. To create a good habit, you must (1) Make it Obvious, (2) Make it Attractive, (3) Make it Easy, and (4) Make it Satisfying. We reviewed this framework and applied it to your Financial Matters in our last post. Here, in Part 2

By Schultz Financial Group Inc.
February 25, 2021