Hedge fund guru Ray Dalio says cash and bonds are both “terrible” investments right now. Dalio tells CNBC that with interest rates kept artificially low by the Federal Reserve, investors have been reaching for return in other areas, driving asset prices up. He also says “there’s the beginning of a leveraging process” going on. Those […]
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The Benefits of Self-Doubt
May 16, 2013 
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Warren Buffett and Ray Dalio are two of the most well-known, successful investors in the world. And The Wall Street Journal’s Jason Zweig says they have at least one key trait in common: They are open to criticism and self-doubt. “A deliberate, lifelong effort to find people to tell him why he might be wrong […]
Read moreSonders on “Rational Exuberance”
February 8, 2013 1 Comment
Retail investors have, at long last, been coming back to stocks in the first month or so of 2013, and Charles Schwab Chief Investment Strategist Liz Ann Sonders says it’s a rational move for them. In her latest market commentary, Sonders looks at how negative sentiment and mutual fund flows have gone over the past […]
Read moreTilson, Heins, and Recency Bias
April 27, 2009 0 Comments
How did so many investors and analysts fail to recognize the looming economic and stock market crises in recent years? In their latest Forbes column, Whitney Tilson and John Heins say that “recency bias” is a big reason — and a major challenge facing all investors. “One of the more insidious investor biases is a […]
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