… the 2008 financial crisis.
2008 NYSE responses to financial crisis changes markets.
HFT accepted by NYSE and virtually all exchanges.
Markets use liquidity cudgel to beat investors.
Management decisions burns investors favoring HFT.
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… The information mix can get complex with the addition of misinformation from the uninformed or even criminal disinformation.As a result, good investment judgment requires effective information management that keeps us focused on successful wealth-building.
Are news stories or rumors stock market risks?
News stories or rumors, mainly social media rumors, about companies or …
… this ocean of financing. The fixed income world is a huge complex topic on its own. It is the home of the fixed income part of your portfolio. It also has a direct impact on your mortgage.
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Read More… ever-higher risks. However, there is no direct relationship; accepting risk is not directly linked to enjoying a return. That is where knowledge and skill enter the investment picture. In particular, risk management is a skill of informed investors with records of success. When fast money seeks spectacular returns, risks complicate matters, which puts risk
Read More… your overall portfolio. Different assets often perform differently under various market conditions, so spreading your investments can help mitigate losses.
Types of Diversification: This can include diversifying within asset classes (e.g., different stocks within various sectors) and across asset classes (e.g., stocks, bonds, real estate).
Balanced Portfolio: A well-diversified portfolio is less
… the lowest risk and highest return, the advice of a qualified fee-only financial planner can be an excellent investment.Retirement plans require detailed case-by-case management to produce the best result. So, plan your retirement choices and alternatives to avoid any funding consequences.
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… market down.
We do it, we know it and so does every trader that wants to play the action. So we hold our noses, sell the losers and get it over with.
It always feels good to kick losers out of a portfolio. Then we can get the freed capital to work in a winning
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What’s in this lesson for me?
Knowing stock market and investor behavior, both actions and reactions helps us improve the management of our investments. Better money and investment management helps us improve our investing performance.
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… Stocks take time to recover. Averaging down means you have even more under-performing capital tied up for a long time. Combined, these factors harm your overall portfolio performance.
Better to sell out. Stop the pain. Most importantly, get that money working for you in a performing investment. The net result will be better returns …
… companies reporting good or better than expected results. That justifies optimism, most of the time for most companies.
But bad stuff happens. There are bad companies, bad managements and sometimes, unexpectedly bad results.
Solution: When bad happens we can cope. If the stop is hit, sell. Do not ride a stock down. That sinks dreams …