AMM 4th Quarter 2019 Client Letter Investing is by default a boring exercise. Buying a stock and checking the share price 4 times a day to see how much money you are making (or not) might be fun, but it’s… Read More
Investing Should Be Boring
20 Years Investing with The Market Cycle
AMM Third Quarter 2019 Client Letter “History doesn’t repeat itself, but it often rhymes.” – Attributed to Mark Twain This summer marks the 20th anniversary of AMM! And, while we are not marking the occasion with much fanfare, it does… Read More
Investing in the Zone of Anxiety
AMM Second Quarter 2019 Client Letter Anyone who has even casually sought investment advice has likely heard the adage “invest for the long-term”. It’s probably the most commonly dispensed piece of investment advice – right up there with “don’t put… Read More
Welcome Back Volatility
AMM First Quarter 2019 Client Letter The 4th quarter of 2018 saw one of the largest jumps in volatility in years. The reasons for the volatility are now widely “known”. Political uncertainty, trade uncertainty, fears of a policy error by… Read More
In Defense of Diversification
AMM’s Fourth Quarter Client Letter: Everyone knows that you should not put all of your eggs in one basket; it’s a basic tenet of investing. No investment advisor or finance professional will tell you not to diversify your wealth. Diversification… Read More
Rising Rates & Bond Worries
AMM Third Quarter Client Letter: Over the last few years, no topic seems to have garnered as much interest and concern in the financial world than the specter of rising interest rates. For good reason, since interest rates affect everything… Read More
Sound & Fury Signifying Nothing
Download AMM’s Q2 2018 Client Letter Life’s but a walking shadow, a poor player that struts and frets his hour upon the stage and is heard no more. It is a tale told by an idiot, full of sound and… Read More
The Investor Emotion cycle
Download the AMM Q1 2018 Client Letter There is a saying attributed to Mark Twain that goes “History doesn’t repeat itself, but it often rhymes.” Just as there is a business and economic cycle represented by expansion and contraction, there… Read More
