Category Archives: Investment Mistakes
Smart Money Makes Another Dumb Mistake
Institutional and professional money managers are sometimes referred to as “smart money.” I honestly don’t [...]
Chasing Performance, Fueled by Hope
Whether we want to admit it or not, we are impacted by past performance. The [...]
Robinhood – The Perils of Hype & Hope
In August of last year I wrote about Robinhood going public. In particular I questioned [...]
Barron’s Experts Show Their Wealth Destroying Advice…Again
Every year Barron’s comes out with their annual roundtable of economic and stock market strategists [...]
Three Valuable Investment Lessons From Zillow’s Folly
Zillow recently made headlines (and lost over a quarter of their market value) by announcing [...]
Will Robinhood Become a Meme Stock Itself?
Now that the app-based brokerage firm, Robinhood, has gone public I wonder if it will [...]
My Costco Experience – Recovery May Take a While
Yesterday I went to Costco with my wife to pick up a few items. That [...]
Experts Get It Wrong…Again
If you have clients that are influenced by experts’ Buy/Sell opinions and price targets [...]
How Could I Be Wrong?
When we decide to purchase a security (invest), we often think of all the reasons [...]
Why Some Stimuli Fail to Stimulate
Over the past several months Americans have experienced a financial windfall in the form of [...]