Blog Articles
Embrace Impermanence
Watching the stock market, hearing CEOs and business leaders speak and listening to the news it seems that everyone is trying to rush back to where we were before COVID-19 all but halted the making of stuff and offering of services(the catalyst for the movement of...
Sustainability: Part I – When the Stock Market Crashes
sus·tain·a·ble 1. able to be maintained at a certain rate or level. Earlier this month the stock market hit an all-time high. This week it crashed, reacting to the effects of the Corona virus which has started to take its toll on corporate earnings. The supply...
Fun Factor
What’s your reaction when an experience is fun? Last week Jim Cramer was talking about Tesla’s stock price’s recent meteoric run up. From 200 to 640 in 6 months. From 300 to 640 in the last 3 months. Yes they reported positive earnings for two quarters and yes...
The Next Decade
If you invested $100,000 in the S&P500 stock index on January 1, 2010, reinvested the dividends and looked at your balance on New Year’s Day a few weeks ago it would be having been worth about $352,000. If you had been charged a 1% fee advisory on that...
TINA
“Simplicity, patience, compassion. These three are your greatest treasures.” There is no alternative (TINA) is an old phrase being used today by some as a reason for the highs the stock market has been experiencing. In this TINA market investors are buying stocks...
The Positive Psychology of Investing
Positive Psychology is the science of living a good life. For those of you who have just rolled your eyes, it doesn’t mean we must force ourselves to always think positively. And if it sounds like just another self help book you are right except this one is backed...