The Importance of Good Investor Behavior
There are three components of successful investing: Minimize costs, maximize diversification, and control behavior. Learn more about the poor behaviors that can be extremely costly to investors.
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Our Thoughts on the Coronavirus Outbreak
The Dow has dropped over 2,000 points for the three days ending 2/26/2020, what should investors do?
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One Last Look at Warren Buffett’s Hedge Fund Bet
In Warren Buffett’s 2017 letter to shareholders of Berkshire Hathaway, he lays out the details of his overwhelming victory in his 10-year bet on a Vanguard S&P 500 Index fund vs. a collection of five hedge funds professionally chosen by Protégé Partners. The S&P 500 fund beat all five hedge funds by margins ranging from 2.0% to 8.2% per year annualized returns.
It’s a Safe Bet that Warren Buffett Understands Risk-Adjusted Returns
In response to Warren Buffett’s most recent Berkshire Hathaway shareholder letter which details an all-but-certain victory in his ten-year bet on the outperformance of a Vanguard S&P 500 Index fund vs. a collection of five hedge funds chosen by Ted Seides of Protégé Partners, Bloomberg author Jared Dillian asks, “Does Warren Buffett Not Understand Risk-Adjusted Returns?”