Improving Investor Behavior: The price of time
In previous articles, we鈥檝e discussed time as our most valuable asset. With only 1,440 minutes per day, how we choose to spend our time and where we focus our attention...
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Improving Investor Behavior: Mind your owned businesses
What is Google worth? Most finance people would look up the share price, about $1,100 and multiply it by the number of shares to find what the company is currently...
Improving investor behavior: Strengthen your financial superpowers
Over decades of advising families, I鈥檝e studied their investment behavior. From those who made mistakes to those who succeeded, a list of significant practices naturally came to mind. These 鈥渟uperpowers鈥�...
Improving investor behavior: Retire to what?
If I asked you to define retirement, how would you describe it? Take some time and think about it. You鈥檙e probably envisioning white sandy beaches, trips to the golf course,...
Improving Investor Behavior: The positive mindset of investors
Pessimism is poison for investors. Following national headlines would have you believe we are moments away from catastrophe, teetering on the edge of sheer doom. It抖阴ap an easy narrative in...
Improving investor behavior: Managing your time like money
As a financial adviser, I am typically hired by clients to help them manage their resources. Most often, these are financial resources including cash, investments, etc. Sometimes I help people...
Improving investor behavior: Doubt sold with a smile
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Improving investor behavior: Know the “why” for your investments
It could be a sign of the times or where we are in the economic cycle, but questions about real estate keep popping up, especially from investors in Colorado.
Improving investor behavior: Learn to love a falling market
The financial markets have given investors quite a ride in the past few months. Not only have we seen a drop in the prices, but the volatility and multiple-percentage point...
Improving investor behavior: Focus on the right number
With all the attention focused on performance and prices, little appreciation goes to what we believe is a most desirable outcome for investors: income. Why do most people invest? Income.