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NewslettersDeWaay Investment Network Articles
| Hubris and the Market: Why Timing Doesn't Work |
A study by Morningstar recently indicated that 'Joe Mainstreet' only recieved an annualized return of 1.68% on his investments. This is a paltry number, especially compared with the average fund's return of 3.18%. The study concluded that investors experienced this loss mostly because of their efforst to utilize 'market timing.' We define market timing as the strategy of making buy or sell decisions of financial assets by attempting to predict future market price movements. For market timing to work, someone must have the hubris to believe they can predict the future. |
| Avoidable Financial Missteps |
Life experience tells us that sometimes, knowing what not to do can be just as useful as knowing what to do. To help out, we've compiled this list of common missteps people can take with their money. |
| What is the best way to manage a budget? |
In budget planning, you must work from the premise that expenses greater than your income are bad and expenses less than your income are good. Tougher than it sounds, right? The fact remains that some debt is good like home and college savings, and some debt is bad, such as carrying large balances on quickly consumed items like food and vacations. |
| Investor Behaviors to Avoid |
There’s no question we are living through an extended period of volatility in the market. A jumpy market can lead to rushed investor behavior – DeWaay Capital Management wants to help you avoid that. Here’s a list of behaviors we’ve identified which can hurt you, especially in this period. |
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