Should Investors Care About Credit Ratings?
Some investors may view credit ratings as an alternative means of ascertaining investment merit, but can that truly be the case?
The Problem With Trying to Predict Recessions
Many investors spend significant time and energy trying to predict when recessions will occur, but is such a task even worth the trouble?
Learning to Say “No” as an Investor
While there's nothing wrong with saying yes, problems arise if you do so all the time. Every investor should learn when to say no.
Should Investors Care About Elections?
Many investors are familiar with elections, and experience them repeatedly; so, should they care about how they unfold?
“Should I Be Concerned About Market Index Activity?”
Many investors pay close attention to market index activity, and understandably so. But how important is their daily movement really?
Learning To Be a Patient Investor
Some tasks in investing can only be optimized up to a certain point. Beyond that, it pays to be a patient investor.