For Better Investment Results, Think Like a Rat
Market-timing investors’ efforts to outguess the random day-to-day variations in the stock market hurts their performance. They’d have better results if they behaved like rats.
Market-timing investors’ efforts to outguess the random day-to-day variations in the stock market hurts their performance. They’d have better results if they behaved like rats.
Investors have many reasons to despise international stocks today. Chiefly among them is performance: they’ve underperformed large cap U.S. stocks by 7% per year since 2008. Despite international
Despite rekindled fears over rising interest rates, higher yields are a positive development for long-term investors.
It’s that time of year again, when the financial media issues its “Where to Invest Now” guides. As is often the case, following these experts’ advice in 2016 would have caused more pain than gain.
‘Tis the season for year-end mutual fund distributions. A quick review of how these work can help those who keep a close eye on their stockings from being caught by surprise.