The simplest and truest reason as to why we diversify is that we don’t know what assets will do very well in the future, and which assets...

Investors often ask about how the economy is doing. This is no surprise because we are constantly inundated with information; it can be...

The basic premise behind successful investing is to buy an asset at a low price and sell it at a higher price. Simple and...

Most investors love economic and market forecasts. With the markets so uncertain and volatile, our brain craves some sort of idea of what...

It is that time of year when forecasts abound.  There are a lot of experts telling us what they expect the market to do in 2025. The most...

The frequency and efficacy of scammers has increased over the years. A report from the FBI says that losses to cybercrime activities is...

Tis the season of gratitude! Thanksgiving is perhaps one of the most underappreciated holidays, but most needed. Given the contentious...

It is the night of the election as I write this newsletter. With this election there are many strong feelings and opinions on both sides....

At the beginning of the summer, we experienced a global Microsoft Windows outage, which took many businesses offline. This is a great...

Last month stock markets experienced a mini crash, accompanied by dire headlines and prominent Wall Street experts calling for emergency...

I am so grateful to live in a free nation. I am so grateful for the freedom and right to pursue happiness, as established in the...

What if you had a friend who secured a DeLorean and traveled ahead five years to learn about and profit from the future? Upon his return,...

As summer comes upon us, many people take time off work, travel, and spend time with family and loved ones. The summer provides many...

With all the dire headlines we have been reading, one would think the biggest investment risk today is geopolitical concerns. Or...

As we prepare for basketball’s march madness tournament, it is a good time to reflect on how maddening the stock market can be.   ...

Nick Saban, recently retired football coach of the Alabama Crimson Tide said, “If you want to be good you don’t really have a lot of...

Self-control is an important characteristic to develop that can help us in all aspects of our lives from biting our tongue, to passing on...

The brain may be filled with gray matter, but it hates gray areas. And there are few other places we find gray areas (uncertainty) than...

Tis the season when financial institutions provide their forecasts for the coming year.  Several firms have already published their...

When markets and headlines become concerning, as they do just about every few months, remaining calm can be difficult – but is essential...