Albert Einstein once made a sobering observation. "The ordinary human being does not live long enough to draw any substantial benefit from his own experience. And no one, it seems,.... Read More
In my earlier post, I wrote about how an investor is neither saint nor sinner. You will not get every decision right. You will not always stay calm. You will not always act with pe.... Read More
Most investors don’t know this.
Over long periods of time, a large part of returns in equity markets often comes from a surprisingly small number of stocks. In some studies, l.... Read More
Most investors misunderstand diversification.They say they want it.But the moment part of their portfolio is not doing well, they panic.And then comes the instinctive reaction, “.... Read More
Most investors believe their biggest enemy is market volatility.It is not.The real enemy is the overlap you see in this sketch.Unclear goals on one side.Financial un.... Read More
The key mental challenge is holding a diversified portfolio and watching some investments underperform every year.
Every investor loves the idea of diversification. It sounds wise.... Read More
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