There are two versions of reality in the world of investing. One is grounded in what Buddhists call ‘things-as-they-are’, or the ‘true nature’ of investing. This version of investing enables one to grow ...

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When I tell someone that I’ve been investing professionally for over 30 years, they often ask me some variation of the question “what should I invest in?” This question indicates that the person ...

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According to the latest census data, about 70% of Americans haven’t saved enough money to retire when they turn 65. Academic and industry research now offers some interesting insight into how this happens, ...

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