wealth creation

According to Ken Fisher, a member of the Forbes 400, there are only 10 ways to get rich, and one is the surest way to long-term wealth.

Most of the “have-nots” in this country will not work, save, invest and compound their money.

At the close of 2018, I took some time to reflect on the events of the year and, as I surveyed my portfolio, I had an epiphany.

At times like this, I like to reflect on some of the timeless lessons I have learned over my 20-year investing career.

I find the generally negative consensus reassuring to my contrarian prediction for 2019: The U.S. stock market will rebound by at least 20% over the next 12 months.

According to Financial Times, an astonishing 99% of actively managed U.S. equity funds trailed the market over a 10-year period.

Investors who hunt with a rifle not a shotgun – making concentrated investments rather than overdiversifying – still have winners to brag about this year.

Some argue that economic “winners” and economic “losers” share the same habits. That claim is false, with two exceptions.

Do men and women in the U.S. become wealthy as a result of good habits or good luck? Here’s my take.

Here’s why the Oracle of Omaha has fallen in love with U.S. banks… and why you should too.