Matt Frankel, CFP | Source | Contributing Analyst and Personal Finance Expert at The Motley Fool
Matt Frankel, CFP
Matt Frankel, CFP, has been a contributing writer, analyst, and personal finance expert for The Motley Fool since 2012. Prior to The Motley Fool, Frankel was a mathematics professor and high school math teacher. He holds a B.S. in Physics from University of South Carolina; a M.S. in Mathematics from Nova Southeastern University; and a Graduate Certificate in Financial Planning from Florida State University.
Areas of Expertise
- Financials (Bank stocks)
- Real Estate (REITs)
- Personal Finance
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Contributing Analyst and Personal Finance Expert
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CNN: Momentum trading: What it is and how it works
Matt Frankel, CFP conducted an interview with CNN regarding momentum trading.
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GoBankingRates: Social Security: 2023 COLA to Rise 8.7% for its Biggest Gain in Four Decades
Matt Frankel, CFP, conducted an interview with GoBankingRates.com about the Cost-of-Living Adjustment (COLA).
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KKTV-TV (Colorado Springs, CO): ‘It is an alarming statistic’: Retirees nationwide are struggling financially with housing and more
Matt Frankel, CFP, conducted an interview with KKTV-TV (Colorado Springs, CO) about the high cost of living (including housing costs) and the impact on retirement savings.
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Expert Financial Tips to Navigate Overdraft Fees
Matt Frankel, CFP, suggests using banks that don't charge overdraft fees or declining overdraft protection. Overdraft fees differ from NSF fees. He predicts fees will remain unless banking shifts entirely online, reducing operational costs. -
Expert Insights on Momentum Trading Strategies
Matt Frankel, CFP, defines momentum trading as leveraging stock trends. Principles include trend reliance and spotting outperformers. He emphasizes risk management, advising against large positions and trading with non-essential funds.
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Date: 05/17/2024
Outlet: CNN.com
Article Title: Momentum trading: What it is and how it works
Quote: Use the analysis tools offered at your brokerage firm’s website for trends showing that a momentum stock is in play. “For example, you could use your broker’s stock screening feature (assuming it has one) to identify stocks that have outperformed the S&P 500 by a certain percentage, are trading for well above their moving averages, or you can sort by other metrics,” said Matt Frankel, a certified financial planner (CFP) and stock market analyst at The Motley Fool.
