If, like me, your fear of losing money is greater than your greed – and you liked my rules for investing – then you may want to consider the following…
Investment Strategies
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Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. It’s also in the eye of the market makers. And after a while, that eye starts to wander…
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It’s hard to argue with the effectiveness of value investing. But even if you’re a hardcore follower, there’s a compelling case to be made for momentum investing…
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When it comes to making decisions about what do with my money, I follow my own rules. So if your fear of losing money is greater than your greed, pull up a chair…
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Few, if any, investment strategies work in all market conditions, particularly turbulent ones. But this ETF embraces one that floats to the surface…
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Remember “Roy G. Biv”? Acronyms are super useful for helping us categorize and remember things. Here’s one you might not have heard but sure should remember…
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Math is precise, but numbers can be easily influenced. That’s why the single secret to successful investing is understanding how you’ll react to Mr. Market’s mood swings…
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Yale’s endowment fund is $25 billion; Harvard’s is $36 billion. It’s a failure of Ivy League proportions – not because Yale has less, but because they could have had more…
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The single most important rule of trading is also probably the simplest and smartest… And one the greatest investing minds trained themselves to stick to.
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I want data; you want data… everyone seems to want larger amounts of data. But when it comes to quantitative investing, bigger might not necessarily mean better…