When Erroneous Models Produce Better Results
Several weeks ago Jason Zweig wrote about an erroneous and failed model employed in the [...]
Averages Are Misleading & Dangerous to Investors
We use averages a lot in the business of investing and financial planning. Two of [...]
The Challenge of Engaging Others
There may be some truth to the saying, “dog is man’s best friend.” Maybe that’s [...]
When a Respected Investor Becomes a Fearmonger
On April 5, 2018 Jack Bogle, founder of Vanguard, and a very respected investor said, [...]
May
With Uncertainty, Process Always Trumps Outcomes
The markets are filled with uncertainty and most investors are focused on short-term outcomes. This [...]
When Both Rational & Irrational Investors Sell
I recently read an article in Barron’s that discussed why rational investors may sell in [...]
Treating Your Investments Like Private Equity
Private equity consists of investments in private (non-traded) companies. They are often available through limited [...]
Passive Investing vs. Passive Investor
Over the past several years, investors and experts have debated passive vs active investing. Passive [...]
Goodbye Roboadvisors, Hello Roboallocators
Ever since Roboadvisors came into existence, I questioned their true purpose. They marketed themselves as [...]
The Melt-Up, Overconfidence & Confirmation Bias
What is a Melt Up? 90 Sec Video The Overconfidence Bias [...]
Feb