Great reminders for the current political, economic and market gyrations we are experiencing.
With the recent market decline, investors may be wondering if going to cash is the right answer. This article outlines why going to cash is not what investors should be doing. Investing is hard. Staying the course is harder. Rebalancing is the hardest. The reason these things become gradually harder is that when it comes …
Should you go to cash until the market recovers or should you ride it out? Read More
It’s true, recessions happen. Generally speaking, they consist of two consecutive quarters of negative GDP or a significant decline in economic activity that is spread across the economy and lasts more than a few months1. Since WWII, the average recession has lasted 11.1 months, according to NBER (National Bureau of Economic Research). Are we in …
“Torn as we all are between greed and fear, we tend to do just the wrong thing. When the economy is sinking fast and stocks faster, we get more and more scared. Finally, we quit in disgust. Better to get out with the big loss, we say to ourselves, than to watch our holdings disappear …
You may not remember them, but there have been corrections in the U.S. stock market of between -3% to -48% during every single year of the last 42 years. The market has ended those years in negative territory only 7 times out of 42: As you can see, market volatility and corrections are nothing new …
A Market Correction Does Not Mean A Negative Market Year Read More
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