It is true that stocks have a higher expected rate of return over long periods. It is not true for each period. Stocks will sometimes do better and sometimes worse than bonds. The fluctuation is risk. If bonds are steady … Continue reading
Predicting future stock prices is theoretically impossible. The market is essentially efficient, meaning that all publicly available information is almost instantly reflected in the stock price. Anything you read or study about the company can not be used to predict. … Continue reading
October 1, 2013 Investment Newsletter for the end of September, 2013 What is the market? The question is important because it what you measure against. The most widely published number is the “Dow.” The Dow Jones Industrial Average … Continue reading