Tag Archives: portfolio

How To Diversify The Warren Buffett Way

Warren Buffett and Charlie Munger have famously said that you should not diversify. They have also said that diversification should be called di-worse-ification. Other people have said they didn’t mean it. Well, they kind of did. The Right Way To Think Of Diversification You should diversify to prevent “actual loss” rather than “market loss”. Actual… Read More »

Saving Cash Is Not Always The Best Idea?

Here is why you don’t want to generally save cash to deal with a turbulent market. Or at least ideas you should consider as you decide what to do with your savings and investments. Your general return on cash Cash is probably making around 4% in a really good savings account. Which ain’t much. Inflation… Read More »

The Stock Market Hates Uncertainty

Covid. The Election transition. Christmas. The market sure hates uncertainty, and the virus is getting worse. It will probably continue until we have a good vaccine in enough volume. The election transition looks like it’ll play out until January 20. Hopefully not. With the downturn this year, Christmas shopping season is less than certain. And… Read More »

Week In Review 6/14/2020

Let’s start with a little financial market review this week: Tesla Shares Surpass $1,000 On Semi Truck Production Memo – Tech Crunch Restaurants Parse Extensive And Conflicting Guidance As They Reopen – WSJ $410 Million Mega Millions Winning Ticket Sold In Arizona – USA Today Jim Cramer: The lesson from Wall Street’s biggest sell-off since… Read More »

Should I Make A Big Bet Within My Portfolio?

You own stock in 10 companies that you know very well (or should). Do you buy each in equal dollar amounts? What if you know, really know, based on its financials or some other logical factor that one company stands the best chance of growing quickly? Is there anything so wrong with making it 15%… Read More »