How Understanding Statistics Can Make You a Better Investor
Statistics Tools & Mindset Can Help You Avoid Bad Investments Today’s post is inspired by a recent conversation with my…
Simple Investing Strategies to Take Away from 2018: The Best Year-End Commentary Almost Never Published
This blog resurrects some simple investing strategies I noted in 2008 that are still relevant today for investors who want…
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…
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,…
Q&A: What do powerful political plays mean to my investment portfolio?
From the Clinton vs. Trump U.S. presidential elections, to the unfolding U.K. Brexit news, to keeping an eye on our…
Building your financial stop-doing list: Stop chasing dividends
During the 20+ years I’ve been a financial advisor, I’ve noticed how often the market keeps playing the same devilish…
Interest rates are rising (or falling): What should I do with my bond investments?
Question: What should I do about bond market news? Answer: There is rarely a lack of breaking news related to…