The Master’s Minute – What You Should Focus On
I recently came across an image from Carl Richards, author of the book The Behavior Gap, that hit close to home […]
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The Master’s Minute – Resist the Herd
On a recent Saturday with some strong encouragement from my wife, we cleaned out a bunch of stuff from our […]
Read more »The Master’s Minute – The Great Mitigator of Equity Risk
When investing, you cannot separate risk and reward. In general, when the stock market is rising, the more equity risk […]
Read more »The Master’s Minute – That Nasty Little Emtion
In last week’s blog Garry challenged us to have an opportunistic perspective when stocks go “on sale.” This occurs, of […]
Read more »The Master’s Minute – Prospect Theory
When I was a young boy, I always enjoyed Thursday mornings with my mom. That was the day each week […]
Read more »The Master’s Minute – An Apt Word
The dictionary defines apt as “appropriate or suitable in the circumstance.” When apt is used to describe our speech, it […]
Read more »The Master’s Minute – In Defense of Staying Invested
When we view a volatile market in hindsight, there is a temptation to wish we had pulled out of the […]
Read more »The Master’s Minute – Spring Cleaning
The latest craze with some of my friends is this idea of 40 Bags for Lent. You may have of […]
Read more »The Master’s Minute – Welcome to the Family
Recently, the team at Master’s had another OTB week. An OTB (On the Business) week means that we take a […]
Read more »The Master’s Minute – What’s the Point? (4 of 4)
What’s the point of integrating our emotions into financial decisions? We can be led to believe that all financial decisions […]
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