Assessing your beliefs about how closely you should be following and trading your investments
How heavily should you use index funds in your portfolio?
Q: What do you think of the Black Swan theory? The book…advises putting 90% of our portfolio in ultra-safe assets, and 10% in speculative/hedged investment that is supposed to profit handsomely when the market crashes...
If you don't, you may be surprised to learn that you (or someone you talk to) perhaps broke the law...
Here's some data and analysis to help you make that important decision
This analysis suggests investing in stocks is riskier over long periods than previously thought...
Investing luminary argued that U.S. stock only portfolio is just fine
See how stocks and commodities compare regarding the risk of losing money
The drumbeat of pundits and prognosticators saying to buy gold (and dump stocks) is getting louder
What is his track record and what are you actually investing in?
Evaluating retirement funds in the aftermath of the recent Coronavirus induced market panic
Stock market downturns come with the territory - here's how to keep your wits amidst tough times and boost future returns
How do you decide how much to put in what asset classes?
When can small businesses issue stock and should you invest?
Expanding Social Security for Those Who Need it Most
What impact does it have on risk and your returns?
Litman & Gregory does solid analysis and has no vested interest in pitching gold which is why investors considering gold should read this...
What are you really getting with an automated investing service?
Is the era of 60 percent stock, 40 bond portfolios coming to an end?
Making Money in Stocks is Simple Yet Mysterious for Some
What this change means for future investment returns of stocks, bonds, real estate and other investments
Overcoming the obstacles that cause investors to earn below market average returns
It's warns up to a year ahead and has a (far) better track record than most economists!
On air investing pundit's stock picks aren't so hot either
What history show happens to the economy and stock prices when the yield curve inverts
Recent decade's severe declines have raised interest in and praising of market timing
Should you skew your investment allocation towards "undervalued" asset classes
A little known indicator is signaling where stocks are likely headed next
What is the indicator and how reliable have its previous warnings proven?
