Investors are starting to notice that their portfolios have been treading water for a couple of years. Over the last two years, a global balanced growth portfolio would essentially be flat. Of course, move out to 3 year, 5 year and 10 year time horizons and we have very solid to generous returns. At times […]
What stocks and ETFs are you buying? On the Sunday Reads.
I’ve posted the above question on Twitter, on Seeking Alpha, in emails and texts. What are you buying? We are having a solid correction in stocks, REITs and bonds. Assets are going on sale. And sure, stocks could go lower. Bond yields could go higher (lowering bond prices). The thing is, no one knows how […]
Slow and steady wins the race on the Sunday Reads.
There’s a nice mix of reads this week. Including the sage advice from the headline, courtesy of Freddy Flintstone who was investing pre-ETF era. This week I was back at MoneySense, making sense of the markets or at least giving it a go. You’ll find a wrap of the first half of 2022, plus a […]
The first half of 2022. Be curious. Annuities. Caring for aging parents on the Sunday Reads.
You’ll find an interesting and eclectic mix of topics and posts and videos in this Sunday Reads. It was a very rich week in the search for great reads and insights. So much for the dog days of Summer. Be curious. Think different on the Sunday Reads. The first half of 2022 (H1 they call […]
Recession or stagflation?
Many economists and market experts are suggesting that the outcome for 2022 and into 2023 might be that we experience a recession or stagflation. That’s not a good choice we might think. And of the tw0 ‘options’, we might prefer a recession. A recession might do enough to quell inflation. And we do have to […]
Making the most of market corrections on the Sunday Reads.
There are two sides to stock market corrections. In this post we’ll take a historical look at the length and degree of the drawdowns. We’ll also look to the great potential of investing through the corrections. The long term returns you receive might be the greatest at and near the market bottoms. Meaning the worse […]