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Lessons of ’08: Pay down debt, don’t panic
For all its complexity, the financial crisis was triggered by one thing: an overabundance of easy money.
Investing for social impact lures investors
Community and proactive investing refers to [socially responsible investing] strategies designed to have some direct, positive social impact stemming from the actual investment.
Aim to mix assets, don’t match them
What goes up must come down. This is a law of mathematics, statistics and even physics.
How to time ETF buying decisions
When you trade exchange traded funds, you can choose from two primary types of entries, depending on the chart pattern of the actual trade setup.
Don’t deviate from your plan
Of [the 10 money management rules covered in this book], the hardest one for us to follow is this one: "Do not panic when the value of your plan declines."
Guidelines for ETF investing
The increasing popularity of exchange traded funds has led advisers to seek new ways of incorporating ETFs in client portfolios.
Valuation critical to earning hefty returns
Valuation is critical to ensuring that your careful, competitive analysis pays off in attractive portfolio returns.
Dividends are key in stock selection
If building a portfolio seems like a complicated endeavor full of unpalatable trade-offs and fuzzy concepts like diversification and dividends, as in every other way, stand ready to provide invaluable assistance.
Protecting yourself from the Street
We are as suspicious of public markets as we are of public toilets.
Free cash flow means flexibility
From 2004 to 2007, the very best stocks ranked by production of free cash flow outperformed the universe of stocks by 59%.
How Lee Ainslie does it
As [Lee] Ainslie [founder of Maverick Capital Ltd. of Dallas] began attracting assets and adding investment staff, he created a business model that differs slightly from those of most large funds, which generally fall into two categories.
