A Lost Decade For Emerging Markets (and Small Caps, and …?)
I recently discovered that SeekingAlpha has made it even easier to embed charts into articles and blog posts thanks to an integration […]
Category: Charts
Using the Singapore Dollar as a “Global Currency” Proxy
Today’s chart addresses a question I often get “how do I diversify away from a strong dollar, given that the euro, yen, […]
Expected Return of Stocks and Bonds in One Simple Chart
One of the most frequently asked questions I am sent is “what is the rate of return I should expect when I […]
Globally Diversified Domestic Stocks
One reason I hear some investors are uninterested in buying foreign-listed stocks is that they believe the foreign revenues of some of […]
How to double your money with government bonds in less than 2 years
Today’s chart is thank’s to this tweet by Mohamed El-Erian. Government bonds bore most people, in part because they promise low fixed […]
Turbulence vs Damage in Stock Investing
I have no experience piloting airplanes, and admit there have been several times as a passenger that I have been afraid of […]
Why I love investing in health care, not biotech
I prefer to be as sector agnostic as possible when investing, but when pressed, I admit that healthcare is one of my […]
Investing only in Real Estate or Bank Stocks
Today’s chart in the sectors category plots what would happen if you only invested in either bank stocks or REITs, rather than […]
Is it Safer to Invest in Utilities or Staples?
At times like these, after a high growth sector like technology, telecom, computers, or railroads has had an amazing decade of high […]
A tale of two tech funds
Investing in technology is definitely exciting, but it is just as definitely difficult and uncertain which technology companies will become exponentially profitable […]