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conversableeconomist.com
Individual stock market investors often underperform the market averages because of terrible timing: in particular, they are often buy after the market has already risen, and sell when the market has already falling, and this pattern means that they end up buying high and selling low. Michael J. Mauboussin investigates this pattern, and what investors might |
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salaryoptional.com
Over the last few years, I've occasionally wished that I had bought big into Amazon, Apple, Bitcoin, or something else with explosive growth. I keep most of my money in cheap index funds like VFIAX, VFWAX, andVTSAX. VFIAX is the S&P 500 fund. Here's how the results of $10k purchases 2 years ago compares for... |
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obliviousinvestor.com
[AI summary] The article discusses the advantages of low-maintenance investing through index funds and ETFs, highlighting their lower costs, consistent performance, and tax efficiency compared to actively managed funds. |
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awealthofcommonsense.com
Michael and I discuss the impact of Omicron on the market and economy, why bond yields continue to fall, Tesla's wild options market and much more. |
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