The Promise of Long-Term Investing
David discusses why long-term (7-10 years) investing is the best philosophy for overcoming mean reversion in market performance.
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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 discusses how to build a better version of the traditional three-legged stool of retirement planning.
Read More...David talks about behavioral investing and why you should take whatever you read or hear in the main stream financial media with a grain of salt. He also gives a brief history of global stock exchanges.
Read More...-David talks about the importance of proper asset allocation and diversification when constructing an investment portfolio.
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 explains the importance of allocating your assets to meet your investment horizon, not compiling debt, and generally managing financial issues you can control.
Read More...-David explains why supply and demand-the driving forces behind stock and bond trading-don’t always balance in your favor.
Read More...David wraps up his look at IRS correspondence audits and begins a discussion of supply and demand in the stock, bond and commodity markets.
Read More...David talks about supply and demand in the stock and bond markets, and why the two don’t always balance out in your favor.
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