Tag Archives: volatility

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 »

It Just Might Be A Good Time To Have 30% Or More In Cash

I kept my cash bar pretty high over the last 3 or 4 months, but maybe you have been more daring. As we head into record territory yet again, maybe it is a good time to look at your cash position and decide whether to beef it up. Cash in this case is uninvested cash… Read More »

Excuse Me… Why Sell Stocks Into A Bounce?

Here is something that Jim Cramer on CNBC said last week: “I’m telling you to have some discipline. I expect this market to have a near-term bounce, and discipline means you should sell something into that rebound…” (CNBC) Honestly, this assumes that the market will resume its selloff, which it very well could. But what… Read More »