A Brand-New Me-Too Strategy
There’s a new strategy with a new index coming along, called iBillionaire. It’s based on a new index that tracks the NYSE stock holdings of 10 billionaires.
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There’s a new strategy with a new index coming along, called iBillionaire. It’s based on a new index that tracks the NYSE stock holdings of 10 billionaires.
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As Cabot’s ETF analyst, I was happy to describe an unusual ETF that has a potent logic and a strong performance.
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Delayed gratification is the very essence of investing. We refrain from spending $1,000 today to have many thousands later.
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One of the most accepted themes in performance measurement is the belief that a long history is better than a short history.
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Hardly a week goes by without a story or two about the growth of algorithmic strategies or other purportedly nefarious market schemes.
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All investing involves uncertainty and probability. Usually we don’t estimate numerical probability, but it’s always there.
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We all know the importance of discipline. Investing discipline means adherence to a plan.
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New subscribers often ask me whether they should ease into a new investment strategy gradually, or jump in with both feet.
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Cabot ETF Investing System uses market timing indicators to minimize losses in bear markets and maximize gains in bull markets.
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Higher returns are good, but higher risk is bad. There are ways to find the optimized combination.
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My advice is to take account of the volatility differences to tilt a little toward a risk level you’re comfortable with.
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The CBOE Volatility Index (VIX) is based on S&P options, where option pricing reflects traders’ volatility expectations.
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Cabot ETF Investing System follows a well-researched strategy that’s been successfully tested for over a decade.
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If I simply say, ”I predict the market will be up next month,” I’m likely suggesting that prices will probably advance by at least 1% and no more than 20%.
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When someone calls the market a “casino,” they usually mean it’s a disreputable institution that needs more regulation.
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The key to diversifying without clutter is selecting investments that have low or negative correlations.
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