Craig Rappaport

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  "Once again, oil is picking the pocket of the consumer and companies, and hurting the bottom line," said Craig Rappaport, wealth manager at Janney Montgomery Scott.Listen to more.

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  Craig Rappaport, Author: "Live Long Live Rich"a
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  "The market fluctuations create a much higher level of anxiety because they no longer have a salary coming in," said Craig Rappaport, a financial advisor with Janney Montgomery Scott in Radnor, Pa., who said he's hearing more from his clients who are at or near retirement than from other age groups. "They tend to feel more vulnerable."
  
  Even clients who aren't close to retirement are getting skittish. One broker at Citigroup Inc.'s (C) Smith Barney said clients who just put money into the markets are frustrated, and that some potential new clients have canceled appointments because of the market's uncertainty.
  
  Part of that anxiety stems from helplessness, Rappaport said: "This is a market that's being pushed around by the big boys," he said, noting that short-term maneuvers may work well for hedge funds, but not for retail investors.

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  "It's easy for advisors to assume that because someone has a lot of money that they are more sophisticated," said Craig Rappaport, an author and financial advisor at Janney Montgomery Scott in Radnor, Pa. "It's also easy to assume those people are willing to take extra risk."
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  Specializing in retirement, Rappaport has appeared in the Wall Street Journal, Fox News, CNN Headline News, The Dow Jones News Service as well as many television shows, magazines, newspapers and can be heard on the radio daily.
  
  For further information contact: Craig Rappaport at 610-254-1110, via email at Rappaport @ livelongliverich.com or through the website at www.livelongliverich.com.

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  Craig Rappaport, of Janney Montgomery Scott, says lack of support in the S&P signals more trouble.

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  So says Craig Rappaport, wealth manager at Janney Montgomery Scott. He tells Steve Potisk the market is trying to figure out whether "the stimulus going to be enough to offset the negative effects of the economy." As for the outlook: Rappaport says "a lot of things need to get fixed" before stocks can rally.

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  "The market fluctuations create a much higher level of anxiety because they no longer have a salary coming in," said Craig Rappaport, a financial advisor with Janney Montgomery Scott in Radnor, Pa., who said he's hearing more from his clients who are at or near retirement than from other age groups. "They tend to feel more vulnerable."
  
  Even clients who aren't close to retirement are getting skittish. One broker at Citigroup Inc.'s (C) Smith Barney said clients who just put money into the markets are frustrated, and that some potential new clients have canceled appointments because of the market's uncertainty.
  
  Part of that anxiety stems from helplessness, Rappaport said: "This is a market that's being pushed around by the big boys," he said, noting that short-term maneuvers may work well for hedge funds, but not for retail investors.

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  Craig Rappaport, a financial advisor at Janney Montgomery Scott in Radnor, Pa., said that nowadays investors "see downdrafts in the market as an opportunity to buy things rather than to panic out."
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  For investors who engage in short-term trading, this week was rough, Rappaport said."Do you know how to spell angst?Traders trying to enter and exit strategically are finding it not very doable in a market that's collapsing," he said.
  
  Financial advisors were warning against bailing out altogether.

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  Craig Rappaport shows how to create a guaranteed lifetime income
  
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  "It's easy for advisors to assume that because someone has a lot of money that they are more sophisticated," said Craig Rappaport, an author and financial advisor at Janney Montgomery Scott in Radnor, Pa. "It's also easy to assume those people are willing to take extra risk."

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  "The market fluctuations create a much higher level of anxiety because they no longer have a salary coming in," said Craig Rappaport, a financial advisor with Janney Montgomery Scott in Radnor, Pa., who said he's hearing more from his clients who are at or near retirement than from other age groups. "They tend to feel more vulnerable."
  
  Even clients who aren't close to retirement are getting skittish. One broker at Citigroup Inc.'s (C) Smith Barney said clients who just put money into the markets are frustrated, and that some potential new clients have canceled appointments because of the market's uncertainty.
  
  Part of that anxiety stems from helplessness, Rappaport said: "This is a market that's being pushed around by the big boys," he said, noting that short-term maneuvers may work well for hedge funds, but not for retail investors.

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