I realize in a 9-year old bull market talking about risk management will not generate a lot of clicks to our site. For whatever reason, the past few weeks have seen a large number of portfolio reviews from prospective clients that included “Target Date” funds. These funds have
A couple weeks ago when the market “crashed”, falling 10%+ in less than 8 days I introduced an analogy to describe what happened:
Too many people were speeding
The analogy I often use is this. If you’re on a road trip, you may decide
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Another Hollywood script was being written for Tom Brady & the New England Patriots. Down by 5 with under 3 minutes to play. Most people expected the Patriots to drive down the field, score a touchdown and claim their 6th Super Bowl victory.
One of the fundamental laws of investing is the more return you seek, the more risk you must take on. While short periods of time may make it appear this law is no longer in place, over the long-run it always ends up being true. The longer the bull market
Last week was the 30 year anniversary of the 1987 crash. We heard stories from many people about what it was like back then. Most of the stories included a long-term chart illustrating how the crash was just a minor blip on the long-term chart. The message — don’
