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Why Behavioural Finance Should Matter to You
“I did everything right for ten years and I know all about investment pitfalls; but last year I let my emotions drive me to do something foolish—and it really set me back!” I can’t count the number of times I have met serious and smart investors who have told me...
A Return to Normalcy: Volatility Re-enters the Markets
Volatility is something beyond our control. That is why we focus our energy on areas that we can control
The Uncommon Average
“I have found that the importance of having an investment philosophy—one that is robust and that you can stick with— cannot be overstated.” —David Booth The US stock market has delivered an average annual return of around 10% since 1926.* But short-term...
The Registered Disability Savings Plan
Once in a while we can sit back and say that our Canadian government got it right. On December 1, 2008, the federal government implemented an important program to assist families with disabled children. The Registered Disability Savings Plan (RDSP) is an important...
Time to tune out the white noise & stay clear of market predictions
The record highs over the last six months or so have many self-described experts calling for a correction. What should investors do to prepare themselves for such an event? The answer is quite simple.
Pension funds don’t engage in market timing, so why would you?
This article examines how the most sophisticated investment funds steer clear of the market timing pitfall, and why you should too.
SPIVA Data Reveals 15 Years of Active Underperformance
SPIVA’s (S&P Indices vs. Active) 15th edition of their scorecard saw active managers in a wide range of asset classes overwhelmingly underperform against comparable benchmarks over one-year, three-year, five-year, ten-year periods, and fifteen-year periods.
Investment Shock Absorbers
Ever ridden in a car with worn-out shocks? Every bump is jarring, every corner is stomach churning, and every red light or sudden stop is an excuse to assume the brace position. Owning an undiversified portfolio triggers similar reactions.
Clearing Things Up: Transparency in Finance
Transparency, or rather the lack thereof, continues to be a major issue in the financial services industry. Marcelo Taboada examines some of the most egregious examples of companies putting their bottom lines ahead of their clients' success.
Presidential Elections and the Stock Market
Presidential Elections and the Stock Market
Gifting Appreciated Investments: A Better Way to Donate
Many of us today are experiencing the strains of helping our aging parents cope with their loss of independence and control. We often approach this issue from a health and living conditions perspective. Another equally important but less considered perspective has to do with financial matters.
20 Years As an Advisor: A Look Back
2016 marks my 20th anniversary as an advisor and I am proud to say that after all these years I still love coming into work every day. Looking back over the years, I can't help but marvel at the strides we have made together.
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