History Lessons for Managing a Market Storm Part 2: Things Not To Do
Anticipating a Market Storm? Learn from the Past and Avoid These Bad Investment Decisions In my last post, I revisited…
History Lessons for Managing a Market Storm Part 1: Things You Can Do
Each Market Storm May Vary, but Abiding Lessons Remain Relevant to Help You Ride Them Out If there’s a consolation…
Rebalancing Investments in Down Markets: Scary, But Important
If there is a universal investment ideal, it is this: every investor wants to buy low and sell high. Fortunately,…
A timeless investment lesson learned from coronavirus
The term “novel coronavirus” is almost as new as the year itself. And yet, how quickly it has grabbed global…
A year’s worth of worthy financial advice
Good advice bears repeating - especially financial advice. Since they’ll likely apply just as well in 2020, here’s a round-up…
How do I reduce volatility in my investments?
I must admit, the title of today’s post, How Do I Reduce Volatility in My Investments, is a bit bogus.…
Should you own a lot or a little in Canadian stocks?
It’s not easy being a Canadian investor, is it? Trying to determine how much of your investments to keep in…
Is the political heat melting your investment cool?
I’ve said it before. So has American financial commentator Barry Ritholtz. Regardless of your political bent, it’s a bad idea to hitch…
Is it Time to Time the Market …this Time?
Has market news got you thinking it might be time to rethink your market positions? It’s certainly understandable if the…
40 Years After the Stock Market Died
An Independent Financial Advisor's Perspective on the Persistent, Rumored Death of the Stock Market Legend has it, 19thcentury humorist Mark Twain once…
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