Steve's Investing Insights

Should investors “go defensive” in uncertain times?
Lately, the wisdom of having adequate cash reserves has been painfully hitting home for many investors. Sometimes, it has spurred attempts to fix the issue

Is value investing still of value?
I’ve often posted blogs about the perils of trying to time the market or pick individual stocks. I hope these posts have helped you stay

Choice overload, decision fatigue, and your investments
Choice overload, decision fatigue, and your investments JUNE 9, 2020 Let’s face it; pandemics can be exhausting. Earlier this year, you may not have loved

Are stock markets ingenious or insane?
You’ve probably heard the expression, “crazy like a fox.” If you’ve ever watched a winter fox in action, you know what that means. Hunting for

History Lessons for Managing Market Mishaps Part 2: Things Not To Do
In my last post, I revisited five “history lessons” covering what investors can do in troubled times. Today, I’ll share five more thoughts on what not to do during

History Lessons for Managing Market Mishaps Part 1: Things You Can Do
If there’s a consolation prize for growing older, it’s that we get to learn an increasing number of history lessons first-hand. Take, for example, my