“Only when the tide goes out do you learn who has been swimming naked.” Warren Buffett
Two weeks ago, our last post that the Second Shoe of the great reset was About To Drop. Since then, stock indices weakened almost
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Second Shoe About To Drop
“Luck is what happens when preparation meets opportunity.” – Roman philosopher, Seneca
Opportunity means nothing unless we are prepared. Otherwise, opportunity is lost. Preparation is a multi faceted concept that most people don’t quite grasp. We often think we’re prepared, but
Know Pain, Know Gain
Knowledge is knowing what to do, wisdom is knowing when to do it
This adage is better known written as “no pain, no gain”. But, this version contemplates physical training, working 60-80 hour weeks to get promoted, and other if/then
Fool Me Once, Shame On You
Fool me twice, shame on me!
This means if someone takes advantage of us twice, we only have ourselves to blame. Once someone has shown themselves untrustworthy, we should not be surprised when they betray us again. But, regardless of
Moping Ain’t Coping
Why whine when you can Win…
One thing we’ve all learned since 2021’s EVERYTHING PEAK of all assets classes is that there’s no such thing as a free lunch. Another thing we learned is that the concept of diversification is
Market Timing…Wax On, Wax Off. But, Remember The Wax Off Part!
“What the wise man does at the beginning, the fool does at the end.” –Warren Buffett
How do you get on the wise man’s team? There is a two part answer to this age old question, and I’ll address the
When Less Can Equal More
What if you could take only 1/2 the risk of the stock market and have equal or better performance?
This seems like a trick question, but you’d be surprised how many investors actually do the opposite; take twice the risk
Reaching for the Quick Fix
If you don’t know how you made money, or worse don’t know how you lost money, how can you prevent losing it again?
Human brains are wired to put the most emphasis on recent events that are fresh in our
How To Take The Emotion Out of Investing
We do as we feel, not as we think…
While most investors want to invest without emotion, it turns out that it’s harder than we think. There are two main reasons why this is true. First, few investors have actual
The Herding Dilemma
Do you ever feel like you’re getting dragged over the cliff with the herd in front of you?
Long ago in our caveman days, we humans figured out rather quickly that it’s better to live as a group than to