Even with a very long time horizon, a 20% to 30% drop in the value of your portfolio is gut-wrenching.

No need to predict market bottoms. In the long term, corporate earnings will reward investors.

Based on current equity valuations, bond yields and historic return history, the future looks bright.

Unlike many endeavours, investing success is not guaranteed by experience and intelligence.

high-flying stock falls back to earth. Paper profits evaporate. There must be a better way to lock in profits, but at what cost?

Don’t you hate to see the S&P 500 zoom up in price while your investment holdings sit there watching the parade go by? You say to yourself,

The explosive growth in investable indexes and ETF issuance allows for a truly diversified global portfolio, but the question remains,...

Bonds are Risky, Stocks are Riskier, but is Cash the Riskiest Long-Term Asset? In stock market selloffs the daily accumulation of losses...

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