President Trump’s tariff plan is ushering in a period of historic uncertainty and stock market volatility. Wall Street Journal columnist Jason Zweig offers up a thoughtful approach to such turbulent times.   Trump Just Shredded the Economic Playbook. Here Are Your Next Investing Moves. By Jason Zweig, April 4, 2025 Thinking clearly right now is harder—but… Continue reading →

Hope springs eternal, especially in March. Like many firms, ours runs an informal NCAA basketball tournament pool for our employees. It is fun. The traditional college tournament thrills fans and creates so much interest that an estimated one in four Americans fills out a bracket to predict who will win it all. As a financial… Continue reading →

For most people, investing can feel like a long drive down the highway. The sun is out, the road is flat, the music soothing. Even at 70 miles per hour the ride is uneventful. Until, of course, you hit a pothole or enter a rough stretch of pavement. Your trip can go from a snooze… Continue reading →

As a financial advisor, a common question I get from friends and family is “Can you recommend a book that will help me understand how to invest?” I always hesitate with this question, not because I do not know what to suggest, but because there are too many good choices! For some folks, the clear… Continue reading →

“Legacy” is a loaded word. It suggests principles and ideals that will outlive one generation and guide the next. For parents, even those who are engaged, the journey often requires letting go and allowing children to make mistakes and learn. When reflecting on legacy and the knowledge that fosters success and happiness, one figure comes… Continue reading →

Long-term stock market investors earn more by ignoring short-term noise. How to Stay Sane When Markets Get Wild By Jason Zweig, August 9, 2024 Stop trying to make it make sense. Just about every volatility storm in the markets quickly morphs into a baloney blizzard, as Wall Street’s market strategists and a swarm of online… Continue reading →

Despite political drama, stock market professionals are focused on economic factors rather than election results. What Presidential Election? So Far, the Stock Market Doesn’t Care. Traders appear to be focused on possible Fed rate cuts and corporate earnings, and are remarkably indifferent to political fortunes, our columnist says. By Jeff Sommer, July 19, 2024 With… Continue reading →

Charlie Munger, the vice chairman of Berkshire Hathaway, left a significant legacy when he passed away last November, just shy of his 100th birthday. Charlie Munger, along with Warren Buffett, have always invested with the long-term in mind and advocated for investing practices that align with the Rebalance approach. You may want to check out… Continue reading →

Last week, the investing world lost a giant – Daniel Kahneman. A psychologist at Princeton University and winner of the Nobel Prize in economics, Kahneman may well have had more influence on investing than anyone else who was not a professional investor. Jason Zweig wrote a lovely tribute to Kahneman in his WSJ column. Check… Continue reading →