– Beware of Complacency Creep –
After an extended period of calm market performance, we can become extra sensitive to selloffs and market volatility
– Elections & Market Outcomes –
– What If You Knew… –
Knowing certain things about the future could still lead to costly decision-making.
– Preeminent Investment Risk –
The biggest investment risk right now isn’t what you are thinking.
– 3 Tips to Invest at All-Time Highs with Greater Confidence –
– Some great investments lessons we can learn from 2023 –
Three Valuable Investment Lessons from 2023
– Two ways to Find Calm Amid Current Crises –
We can experience calm, even among the numerous crises du jour, by following a few simple steps.
– Timely Economic Perspectives –
The media has been talking about several “threats” to the economy. We break down these “threats” to provide helpful perspective.
– The Magnificence of Diversification –
Diversification isn’t just for risk management..it can increase returns too!
– First Half Market Review –
An eventful start to 2023 with a few important lessons to help us make better investment decisions.
– A fun game in prospective hindsight –
what would you do if you knew certain things about the market’s future?
– Danger: Headlines Ahead –
One of the greatest perils to investors is a well-written and misleading headline.
– What game are you playing? –
Knowing what investing game you are playing can help you select the right equipment to reach your goals.
– Climbing the Wall of Worry –
Markets have a history of climbing the wall of worry. Will 2023 be the same?
– 3 Investment Lessons From 2022 –
Three timely lessons that can help us become better investors going forward.
– Boring is Beautiful –
Some investments can be very exciting. But odds are higher that a boring investment strategy will help you achieve your goals.
– Pragmatic Perspectives –
Some timely and valuable perspectives when faced with higher interest rates and a declining stock market.
– Investing in a Bear Market –
Investing in a Bear Market is Difficult But Having the Right Perspectives Can Make it Easier.
– The Virtue of Strategic Ignorance –
Not all information is beneficial; some can be detrimental to our well-being.
– The Upside of Bear Markets –
Bear markets don’t have to be scary. For long-term investors, they have several benefits.
– Crises in Context –
How we perceive crises can influence how we act and ultimately affect our investment results.
– Ignoring the Noise: Market Predictions –
The boldest and most believable predictions are often biased and incorrect
– Inflation, War & Cash –
Timely and helpful perspectives with respect to inflation and conflict in Eastern Europe
– Market Corrections –
Three timely perspectives to consider when experiencing a downturn in the markets
– An Investment Lesson From 2021 –
A lesson from 2021 that will help investors improve their decision-making going forward.
– Stock Market Sales –
We all love a good sale. Except for sales in the stock market.
– Increasing Inflation –
Inflation is the talk of the town. It may not be as negative as you would think.
– The Impending Selloff –
Predictions of impending selloffs occur frequently…and they are often wrong.
– Bull Market Concerns –
There are always concerns and good reasons to sell during a bull market.
– Noise –
There is a lot of noise in the world, some of which is quite harmful to investors.
-Successful Investing-
-Mindful Decision Making-
A few simple steps can help us make more mindful, less emotional investment decisions.
-Speculating & Investing-
Understanding and identifying the difference between investing and speculating can help you make better financial decisions.
-One Year Later-
We can learn a lot from the last year. Here are three takeaways that can help us make better decisions in the future.
-Back to Normal-
As we talk about getting back to normal in our daily lives, have you ever considered what normal is like for the stock market?
-Biggest Investment Lesson From 2020-
2020 may have been a crazy year, but it taught a very useful lesson to help us make better investment decisions.
-Political Presumptions-
There isn’t much correlation between political party in power and market returns, but there is a correlation we should pay attention to.