Back to the Investment Basics – The Price You Pay Matters

Stock pricing can be both remarkably efficient in aggregate, as well as wildly unpredictable from one moment to the next.

Back to the Investment Basics – Our Marvelous Markets

As part of our Investment Basics Series, we are looking at where stock market returns really come from and why that matters.

Obviously, before you can invest, you have to save. But knowing this is true does not always make it easy to do.

Recency bias leads us to believe that this summer has been overloaded with more major events than in previous years.

When it comes to single-stock ETFs, it can actually turn into a case of the wrong thing done for the wrong reason.

The benefits of ingenuity and innovation are widely dispersed throughout the economy, often in unpredictable ways.

The markets had a fairly dramatic turnaround this July, even as national and global headlines remained relatively bleak.

Being out of the market for even a short time can have profound effects. Missing strong returns can drastically impact overall performance.

Financial innovation provides investors with many new investment options, but how do you know if an asset is a good fit for your portfolio?

There is no proven way of market timing, whether it be targeting the best days or moving to the sidelines to avoid the worst.