Long-term Investing
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Why Musk wants to give 72 million US children a share of SpaceX
Elon Musk says he will gift one SpaceX share to every American child. The plan is not yet detailed, and the bigger driver of a child's wealth may be 18 years of steady saving.
The People Who Name the Waves: Why Investors Should Watch the Current Instead
Market commentary often explains what already happened, and watching prices too closely can wear investors down. What matters more may be the current under the surface.
Buy the Panic or Buy Every Month? What 20 Years of Data Says
Waiting for a crash to deploy cash sounds smart. A Schwab study and a look at Larry Williams' VIX FIX suggest the wait may cost more than the discount pays.
Why Few Investors Profit From Stocks: A Handful of Winners and a Handful of Days
Owning good companies matters, but so does staying invested while they grow. The data suggest the obstacle is rarely information. It is the lack of a structure built in advance to hold up when markets shake.
Investing Mindset Part 6: The Goal of Homework Isn't Conviction, It's Knowing When to Change Your Mind
To hold a position for years, you need to know in advance what you will not tolerate holding through.
You Only Need to Win 54% of the Points to Beat the Market
A good investor is not the one who calls every move correctly. It is the one who survives the days they get it wrong, long enough to keep playing a game tilted in their favor.
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