The Risk of Chasing Returns
David points out that investors who are chasing recent returns in the bond market are actually raising the risk level in their portfolios.
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David points out that investors who are chasing recent returns in the bond market are actually raising the risk level in their portfolios.
Read More...David discusses why long-term (7-10 years) investing is the best philosophy for overcoming mean reversion in market performance.
Read More...David defines “derisking” and explains why some investors aren’t actually lowering their risk when switching from stocks to bonds.
Read More...-David discusses derisking and explains why some investors may actually be adding risk to their portfolios.
Read More...David defines diversification and how the nature of it has changed over the last several years. He also reveals where to find it.
Read More...-David discusses how to build a better version of the traditional three-legged stool of retirement planning.
Read More...David talks about the importance of dividend and interest (bond) income to total return on your investment portfolio.
Read More...-David talks about the importance of proper asset allocation and diversification when constructing an investment portfolio.
Read More...David describes how global markets are divided into regions based on market cap, geography and economic size.
Read More...David discusses his philosophy of treating investing as a way to grow savings, not as a vehicle for making money.
Read More...David discusses the difference between “time in the market” and “market timing” and why the former is infinitely more important.
Read More...David points out the difficulty of timing/beating the market by discussing Bill Gross’s gross miscalution about the direction of U.S. Treasuries. David’s advice? Allocate and diversify for long-term success.
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