Retirement

You’re Looking at the Wrong Number
In Asset Allocation, Behavioural Finance, Retirement, Volatility on July 27, 2012
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Dividend Delusions
In Behavioural Finance, Industry Illusions, Retail, Retirement on July 24, 2012
Just a short post to highlight the frothy premiums currently being bestowed upon the ‘slow and steady’ blue-chip dividend stocks…
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Objective Function, What’s Your Function?
In Retail, Retirement, Volatility on March 9, 2012
Conjunction Junction In between cartoons on Saturday mornings in the 1980s the networks would run educational vignettes about grammar and…
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Retirement’s Volatility Bogeyman
In Retirement, Volatility on March 7, 2012
Investment marketing is like watching a talented magician ply his trade. While the marketing geniuses keep everyone focused on the…
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Would You Bet Your Retirement on a Repeat Performance?
In Asset Allocation, Retail, Retirement on February 28, 2012
Canadian investors have done well by staying close to home over the past 16 years. How much are you willing…
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Demographic Blues
In Industry Illusions, Market Commentary, Retail, Retirement on August 23, 2011
The Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco published a fascinating piece of research on Monday relating U.S. stock market performance…
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Time to Row
In Retail, Retirement, Valuation Based Equity Market Forecasts on July 29, 2011
We have discussed at length the merits of our “Estimating Future Returns” model and its history of providing more accurate…
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Retirement at the Casino
In Behavioural Finance, Retail, Retirement on January 21, 2011
Clients and others who have seen us speak, read our material, or know us at all, understand that we at…
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Volatility Gremlins
In Retail, Retirement, Volatility on November 9, 2010
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Retirement: A Foundational Pyramid Case Study
In Retail, Retirement on August 4, 2010
“Contradictions do not exist. Whenever you think you are facing a contradiction, check your premises. You will find that one…
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