A history of positive average performance following a recession can be a comfort for investors wondering whether or not they should move out of stocks.
Long-term investors, don’t let a recession faze you Read More »
Volatility in financial markets can test the nerve of investors. The big question is whether periods of volatility say anything about expected returns.
The ups and downs of volatility Read More »
It’s always good to remind yourself that for long-term investors it is more helpful to plan for what can happen, rather than trying to predict what will happen.
Plan for what can happen – don’t try to predict what will Read More »
The impact of being out of the market for just a short period of time can be profound, as shown by this hypothetical investment.
What happens when you fail at market timing Read More »
Investors are better off sticking to a sound investment plan designed to achieve long-term goals than trying to second-guess what trends in public debt will mean for their portfolios.
Budgets and markets Read More »
With strong process, you are less likely to pursue the uncontrollable or unrepeatable. Things like second-guessing markets or chasing last year’s winners.
Investing: 7 reasons strong process is critical Read More »
Rather than rummaging through your portfolio looking for trouble when headlines make you anxious, turn instead to your investment plan.
Silicon Valley Bank – When headlines worry you, bank on investment principles Read More »
Rather than acting on worrying sentiments in the news, leave the markets to do the worrying and instead focus on the horizons that are meaningful to you
Different horizons for successful investing Read More »
