Stop trying to correct for market corrections — revisited
In 2015, I published an extended series of “financial stop-doing” posts, suggesting what investors could STOP doing, if they wanted…
Is there going to be a market correction? And, if yes, then what?
Note: Originally posted in August 2014 and updated in September 2015, we have again updated this Q&A to reflect 2017…
How Evidence-Based Investing Saves Long-Term Wealth: Avoiding the “Big Mistake”
Count on an Evidence-Based Investing Approach to Withstand the Temptation to Cut and Run When the Market is Scary “Buy…
It’s official: Canadian investors are on their own
From my perspective, June was a disappointing month for investors. This didn’t have anything to do with the global stock…
Simple investing isn’t easy
In my last post, Why Simplicity Beats Complexity, I covered why simplicity often beats complexity, especially when investing. To quote…
Why investing simplicity beats complexity
Investing simplicity - not easy, but highly recommended (and rewarded) Complexity. It’s hard to avoid. Tune into the news, and…
An Odd Way to Invest
Today’s post is inspired by a recent conversation with my two teenage kids. They were humouring me one day,…
Investing fads: Quack like a duck and you may get plucked
It’s now been nearly a decade since investors have had to face down a bad bear market. Long enough, apparently,…
Another Year’s Worth of Investing Advice (Still a Five-Minute Read)
Around this time last year, I shared some of my favorite excerpts from my 2016 investing advice posts. I published…
Q&A: As my wealth accumulates, should I invest in alternatives?
High-net-worth investors are often tempted to get fancier with their investing once their net worth opens access to more exclusive…