A Behavioral Approach to Investing
Using Scientifically Engineered Models
The market doesn't seem to be doing too bad.
Versions of this comment have been used at least a dozen times in the past month in meetings with clients and advisors. The fact stocks have remained near all-time highs despite some major economic headwinds can indeed be viewed as good
Stress will always expose weaknesses. For the past 15 years I've written and spoke about our broken economy. Massive budget deficits, continued reliance on a service economy, a huge trade imbalance, over a hundred trillion dollars in unfunded liabilities (Social Security & Medicare), a massive demographic imbalance impacting our labor
God didn't design humans to do life in isolation. I didn't realize how important relationships were until COVID practically forced us to live in isolation (at least for a period of time). Thankfully we have technology to allow us to stay connected; however, even though I was attending church virtually
I think most people enjoy fall. The transition from the hot summer weather to something a bit more comfortable is a relief. In many parts of the country the changing of the leaves comes at the same time the insect population begins to diminish. For others pulling out hoodies, fall
As we enter the final quarter of what has been a good year for stocks, the question for investors is — how much longer this can continue? Following the nearly complete shutdown of our economy due to COVID19 and with the help of $5.3 Trillion in ‘stimulus’ spending
