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Tag Archives: Diversification
Not So Fast!
“Not so fast” is something that I often say to those clients who are ‘raring to go’ before they fully understand what the investment option really is. I had one such client four years ago. We met a few times, … Continue reading
Posted in Coaching, Investors
Tagged coaching, Diversification, investing, re-balancing
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Should I buy Google at $420?
I’m at the lake this weekend and talking with my 19 year old nephew, Chris, about Google’s current stock price. He’s done some research and thinks at $420 per share, this company may be a buy. “It’s been over $800,” he posits. “It’s a … Continue reading
Posted in Active Managers, Coaching, Free Market Television, Investors, Market Timing, Mutual Funds, Peace of Mind, Risk, Speculators
Tagged Diversification, emotional investing, Evan Vanderwey, Free Market, intuition investing, investments, Market Timing, Okemos Investment Coach, Stock Picker, time to buy stocks, wallstreet
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Keep it Simple
I was reading Bogle this morning (still on chapter 3) and he referrenced William of Occam, a franciscan friar and philosopher famous for his Razor theory. Here it is in three forms: “Entities should not be multiplied unnecessarily” or put … Continue reading
Market Timing is a Bad Strategy. Do it Right. Invest!
Investing in the stock market as a market timer is a loser’s game. A good definition of a market timer is anyone making a trade or series of trades based on a prediction about the future. Market timers say things … Continue reading
Posted in Active Managers, Coaching, Entretreneurs, Free Market Television, Index Funds, Investors, Market Timing, Mutual Funds, Peace of Mind, Risk, Speculators, Track Record Investing
Tagged Diversification, emotional investing, Evan Vanderwey, investments, Okemos Investment Coach, saving money, time to buy stocks, wallstreet, workshops
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Turnover is a Huge Money Maker – “NO LOAD FUNDS” are a Farce.
Last year I shot a video after reading an article confirming what we have known for years about the excessive buying and selling of stocks within mutual funds, aka “fund turnover.” This activity adds huge cost to the portfolio and on … Continue reading