The Cost of Trying to Time the Market

Being out of the market for even a short time can have profound effects. Missing strong returns can drastically impact overall performance.
Does (Fill in the Blank) Belong in My Portfolio?

Financial innovation provides investors with many new investment options, but how do you know if an asset is a good fit for your portfolio?
What Happens When You Fail at Market Timing

There is no proven way of market timing, whether it be targeting the best days or moving to the sidelines to avoid the worst.
Six Ways A Recession Resembles A Bad Mood

To put market and recessionary concerns in perspective, it might help to describe six ways a recession resembles a bad mood.
History Shows That Stock Gains Can Add Up After Big Declines

Sudden market downturns can be unsettling. But historically, US equity returns following sharp declines have, on average, been positive.
Key Points to Remember During Times of Market Volatility

In times of economic volatility, it is important to remember that markets have historically rewarded long-term investors.
How Do We Choose The Funds We Use?

Does it seem like there has been an extra level of uncertainty lately that is threatening your investment plans?
Investing in I Bonds

Protecting your wealth is mostly about building and maintaining a well-structured investment portfolio with a few anti-inflation elements.
Do Downturns Lead to Down Years?

The US stock market had positive returns in 17 of the past 20 calendar years, despite some notable dips in many of those years.
The Rewarding Distribution of US Stock Market Returns

Annual stock market returns are unpredictable, but “up” years have occurred much more frequently than “down” years in the United States.