Category Archives: Behavioral Finance

Most of us make the same mistake with our money over and over: We buy high out of greed and sell low out of fear, despite knowing on an intellectual…

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The facts have remained the same. Over time (think 10, 15, or 20 years), stocks typically do better than bonds, and bonds typically do better than cash. Low expenses are…

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The news of the (second) impeachment seems strangely pedestrian after the blowtorch intensity of Reddit vs. The Hedge Funds. The good news is that the hedge funds didn’t conspire with…

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Epic. One of the best rants I’ve read that explains EXACTLY how I feel about the current climate. -JRS

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Massachusetts securities regulators filed a complaint Wednesday against the wildly popular trading platform operated by Robinhood Financial LLC, alleging the company aggressively marketed to inexperienced investors and failed to implement…

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Let me start out by saying, Lord above I hope I am wrong. I hope everything I lay out here is ridiculous, never comes to fruition and that all the…

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SAN MATEO, Calif., June 05, 2017 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Americans are almost equally as concerned about short-term market volatility (47 percent) as they are about not achieving their long-term retirement…

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Joe McLoughlin argues that developing a shorter-term sense of what is happening and being able to act on it might help enhance returns in the long run. Read the entire…

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There’s a reason that I think it’s foolhardy to put too much stock in the predictions of our so-called “experts” in times of duress. Their track record is often (ahem)…

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Uncertainty Overrides Our Common Sense

The desire we have for certainty and to make order out of chaos causes us to overlook the reality that life is uncertain. I understand why we do it. The…

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I used to make market comments quite frequently, but I don’t so much these days. It’s not that I no longer have an interest; I do still find the markets…

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These four mistakes could cause big problems when you get closer to retirement age. – Matthew Frankel, Selena Maranjian, Dan Caplinger, and Jason Hall – Investment planning Source: 4 Ways…

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Should we have an opinion about the stock market, or even about the direction of the economy? Is it important to set a firm course of action based upon our…

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When I work with people about their finances, it usually ends up not being about JUST finances. There’s so much emotion wrapped up in how we view money that we…

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