Mind Games

3 Investment Lessons From 2022
Three timely lessons that can help us become better investors going forward

Boring is Beautiful
Some investments can be very exciting. But odds are higher that a boring investment strategy will help you achieve your goals.

Attention Allocation
How investors allocate their attention can significantly impact their investment results.

Crises In Context
How we perceive crises can influence how we act and ultimately affect our investment results.

Ignoring the Noise: Market Predictions
The boldest and most believable predictions are often biased and incorrect.

Market Corrections
Three timely perspectives to consider when experiencing a downturn in the markets.

An Investment Lesson from 2021
A lesson from 2021 that will help investors improve their decision-making going forward.

Increasing Inflation
Inflation is the talk of the town. Past inflation spikes show it may not be as concerning as you would think.

Political Priming
Our business is built on a foundation of thoughtful client relationships.

Allure of Forecasts
Forecasts can be very alluring to our psyche, but are potentially damaging to our wealth.

Who Would Have Thought?
Based on all the negative news in 2019, you wouldn’t have thought the market would be positive.

Decision Making
Overcoming mental shortcuts can help us improve our decision-making results.

Summertime Surprise
Even things we deem as certain or foregone conclusions may not come to pass.

Recession Rerun
The media is again running headlines on recessions. It's not worth worrying about. Here why.

Assumptions
The illusion of assumptions can trick one’s mind to feel overconfident in any situation. How does that apply to investors and what can we do about that?


Market Whiplash
Sometimes things change so quickly in the market, unexpectedly, that it can leave your head spinning.

Investing: Simple, Not Easy
Sometimes the most simple of steps can be the most difficult, but we can overcome!

Drivers of Emotions
As humans we tend to hinder our investment plan by over reacting, why is that and what can we do better?

Headlines
Here today and gone tomorrow, how the media uses headlines to elicit our fears.

Perception of Loss
What type of loss is this? Knowing the difference during troubling times will help guide your behavior.