All My Troubles Seemed So Far Away
What a difference 3 weeks can make in a person’s life. I know several people close to me that are (were??) considering retirement in the […]
Stocks
Yin-Yang (Quality-Value)
I was reading Warren Buffett’s most recent letter to Berkshire Hathaway’s shareholders, always looking for a small nugget of wisdom. This may be foolish to […]
Finding Value
The hardest part of building a solid, diversified stock portfolio in a long-term bull market is finding value. This means I’ve got to be a […]
There Is No Illusion In My Portfolio
There is no illusion with my portfolio … I’m not diversified. I know that, I’m ok with that, and it’s a work in-progress. It’s something […]
Let The Game Come To You
Developing patience is a skill I’ve been working on since I was a kid. It’s a skill that is critical when investing, especially with individual […]
Stock Sectors For Retirement
If you are a regular reader of this blog, you know that some sectors I keep to a low portfolio weighting. Financials and technology just […]
Should You Reinvest Your Dividends?
Survey says, “Maybe?” There are many variables to each person’s situation that you can’t just say reinvesting is best. But I’ll be the first to […]
Index Fund or Individual Stocks?
The question comes up often – I’ve even asked it myself – about investing in an index fund or individual stocks. It’s a valid topic […]
Keep Calm and Carry On
In 1939 just before World War II, the British were predicting mass air attacks on their major cities. To raise public morale, the government produced […]
Another One Bites The Dust
Just a couple weeks after writing on my past investing sins, a perfect example of those sins presented itself. Today, we share a little of […]