Ayy! Corona: The Stock Market and Coronavirus
The market is screaming “Sell!,” while contrarians suggest it’s time to buy. So what does the Best Interest think about coronavirus and the stock market?
The market is screaming “Sell!,” while contrarians suggest it’s time to buy. So what does the Best Interest think about coronavirus and the stock market?
The headline “index fund bubble” gets a lot of Americans pretty nervous–including me! Let’s look at arguments for and against.
Do you know how the inventor of chess was rewarded? The answer might help you retire early.
How valuable are the investing years in front of you? Or the years you’ve already lost?
While “debt crisis” might sound like economic jargon, the fact is that it hurts individual lives. A global COVID debt crisis would be crippling.
In light of the COVID bear market, we’re taking this week to look at how various “buy the dip” stock market strategies have performed historically.
We’ve covered that “buying the dip” is a sub-optimal strategy for purchasing stocks. But would it work for Bitcoin?
Like birds chirping at the rising sun, investors tweet “buy the dip!” at the first hint of the stock market dropping. While it makes sense at first blush, this is a losing investing strategy. Let’s discuss why.
Manias and bubbles share the same traits, and it’s because they’re caused by the same flaw: our human brains
Rebalancing your portfolio decreases your portfolio risk *and* often increases your long-term returns