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thefirestarter.co.uk | ||
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quietlysaving.co.uk
It's about time I reviewed my portfolio and my investing strategy again |
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www.jaredfranklin.com
Crossposting my long Twitter Thread of Personal Finance tips, tricks, and resources: > 1/ I consider myself to be relatively knowledgeable when it comes to personal finance...I've invested a lot of time educating myself over the years. The ~10 focuses & my beliefs will always change which is why it' |
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jlcollinsnh.com
Photo by Megan Ruth on Unsplash Important: Investing for the long-term. Think decades. My holding period for VTSAX is forever, other than maybe selling a few shares while living on my portfolio. I am investing for generations. Unimportant: Market Crashes. These are an expected part of the process, like blizzards in New England and hurricanes... [Continue Reading] |
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ketanvijayvargiya.com
I recently got interested in a few actively managed mutual funds from Morgan Stanley. They had high expense ratio and turnover rate but I thought, if their stellar performance continued from 2020, the extra costs would be worth it. However, that wasn't the right way to think about it. While cliched, it is true that past performance doesn't gurantee future results. I also don't control or understand the factors that go into stock selection behind the scenes - I can only trust the fund managers. CPOAX, for instance, had a really good 2020 but, when I looked back for 2 year time frames, it rarely outperformed VTSAX. I shouldn't be blindsided by a single year's performance, that too 2020 when the whole market was exuberant. There is plenty of historical evidence... |
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