You lose $8,000 in one night playing Blackjack. Are you going to try and win it all back again tomorrow?You do come back and you lose even more. This time it’s $10,000. Are you finally done, or will you come… Read More
We all know the famous Warren Buffett quote about only swinging at a “fat pitch”. It’s a beloved quote and a lot of people use it to describe their own investment process. But they use the “Fat Pitch” as a… Read More
Social Psychologist Lee Ross ran an experiment where he took peace proposals created by Israeli negotiators and labeled them Palestinian. He then labeled Palestinian peace proposals as Israeli. He presented them to Israeli citizens and asked them which ones they… Read More
Bonds are essentially loans. You give a company or some other entity money, they pay you interest, and eventually give you your original investment back. United States Treasury-Bills or T-Bills work a little differently. T-Bills are short-term securities issued by… Read More
The Power Law is a book about Venture Capital investing but that doesn’t mean it doesn’t hold lessons for public market investing. These are 12 investing lessons I found in the book. Lesson 1: Size Your Positions Correctly Venture investing… Read More
During any market correction — we’re lumping corrections and bear markets into one category for this article — a common question is how are you managing risk in the AMM Dividend Growth Strategy? Risk management is something that happens before… Read More
Investing, by definition, is a long-term endeavor. But investing for the long-term means staying focused through periods of short-term volatility, and frequently negative news flow. As the old saying in media goes, “if it bleeds, it leads”. Big down days… Read More
Saying that the stock market is showing signs of excess is an understatement. Exhibit 1: This chart via Jim Bianco is the Goldman Non-Profitable Technology Index. Exhibit 2: This family is selling their home to invest in stocks. Exhibit… Read More
The stock market is in a correction. While the trigger is unique the panic-induced selling is not. So after this rapid panic-induced market correction, should you invest in stocks now or not? To help us answer this question we need… Read More
Should you sell all your stocks now? Get out of the way of the coronavirus risk and then buy back in when it is safe again? Glenn discusses how we manage our dividend growth portfolio in times of uncertainty. How… Read More
On the journey towards financial well-being, knowledge truly is power. While I think most would agree that money management is a vital life skill,