Check out Episode 88 of The Best Interest Podcast below. Referring back to his article, Fundamentals Of Retirement: Is the Summit “Good Enough?”, Jesse uses… Read More »Practical Reasons Why “Retirement Success” Can Still Be Painful | Rob Berger – E88
Check out Episode 87 of The Best Interest Podcast below. Show Notes – Episode 87 In today’s opening monologue, Jesse explores the concept of Sequence… Read More »How To Secure an Edge Against “Sequence of Returns” Risk | Tyler of Portfolio Charts – E87
Slam dunks intentionally forgo the extra point possible in a 3-point shot. Smart financial planning works the same exact way.
“You can’t control the waves, but you can learn to surf.” Investors needs to learn to “surf” whatever the market throws at them.
An overemphasis on statistics leads to poor conclusions and poor decisions. When numbers replace thought, bad outcomes abound. It certainly happens in investing.
My thoughts on investing have shifted over the years. New ideas consistently challenge me and force me to question my assumptions. The biggest: is there skill in investing?
Right and wrong are cyclical. For some (me and you) more than others (Warren Buffett). But an ideal portfolio never feels “wrong.”
Can the current CAPE ratio help us predict the future stock market return?!
I came across this chart two weeks ago and I stopped in my tracks.
The market’s returns aren’t promised. The sequence of returns might not work in your favor. But you can still be a successful investor.