Most investors see volatility as something to be avoided at all costs. They crave smooth returns, steady lines, and absolute predictability. But avoiding volatility often tur.... Read More
Most investors prepare only for good news. That is the problem.
They are comfortable when markets rise.
They feel smart when things go as expected.
Their confidence is dir.... Read More
Most investors are not stuck because of lack of information.
They are stuck because of indecision.
They keep researching. Then researching more. Then waiting for “just a.... Read More
What’s more important?
That the market is down 3 percent today?
Or that it is up over 1400 percent in the last 20 years?
That you found the next hot stock?
Or that yo.... Read More
Look at this sketch carefully.
On top is a smooth upward line.
It is labeled, “What I can handle.”
General resilience.
Below it is chaos.
Sharp falls.
Sudden spik.... Read More
Warren Buffett once said, "Stocks often trade at foolish prices, both high and low. Efficient markets exist only in textbooks."
And he couldn’t be more right.
Textbooks wil.... Read More
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