Investment Strategies

I’ve recently come across a model that can help you understand – perhaps replicate – massive returns made by early investors in Silicon Valley.

For us innocent investors, what is the best way to protect ourselves in anticipation of a short-term crisis or stock market crash?

Benjamin Graham had a good rule of thumb: An investor should never have more than 80% – or less than 20% – of his or her portfolio in stocks…

Follow these four basic steps and you’ll be well-prepared when the next bear market unexpectedly shows up – as it always does.

Mark Cuban’s story offers a terrific lesson on how you can protect your portfolio from the ravages of the next market crash.

Big, unexpected events matter most to your returns. Invest your portfolio to protect yourself – and even profit – from these rare but inevitable occurrences.

Anyone who’s invested in world financial markets for decades has plenty of war stories, investments we’d like to forget. But forgetting would be a mistake…

History tells us that when a positive story about a company makes the cover of a magazine, the stock is likely to take a big hit in the coming weeks (and vice versa).

I’m going to do what I’ve done for more than 30 years – sell off my lower-quality real estate and art… and invest in higher-quality stuff when my rules allow me to.

Index funds were a terrific innovation that changed the investment landscape for the better. But there’s something out there now that’s even better…