Posts Tagged ‘volatility’
Separating fear and greed from your investment decisions
Cassaday & Company, Inc. Principal Christopher Krell writes valuable commentary for CNBC on emotions and investing. “After a lifetime of counseling clients to separate their emotions — such as fear, greed and overconfidence — from their investment decisions, I’m still standing my ground. The goal in my counsel, and that of my co-workers in the…
Read MoreAdvisors: We Saw Correction, Volatility Coming
Financial Advisor Magazine, August 2015 Advisors: We Saw Correction, Volatility Coming In a volatile market, Financial Advisor Magazine reaches out to industry experts to get their feedback. What should investors do? Cassaday & Company, Inc. CEO Stephan Cassaday provides his professional opinion in this article. Read the article by Karen Demasters and Christopher Robbins here
Read MoreWith Volatility, Emotions Can Get in the Way
by Steve Cassaday, CFP®, CFS When we distill out all of the noise in the world of investment advice there remains an essential immutable truth: The presence of volatility in individual investments and portfolios is the reason most people don’t get the investment outcome they would like. Here’s why: Volatility in the investment lexicon means variance…
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