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Rather than trying to time your investments based on one or the other, the advice is simple. Stay the course. Invest. Rebalance.

This common gift to new computer programmers hides a life lesson for us all.

When you get out of the markets, you have made a huge gamble with your retirement money, and now the stakes are high.

This month, the forward P/E ratios showed considerable variation with many sectors returning to a fairer valuation.

This letter to the editor from George Marotta was published in The Stanford Daily on June 24, 1988.

This series on each Bear Market helps remind us that there is nothing to fear.

Currently, 12-month inflation is 8.58% and the crowdsourced expected inflation is 2.88%. Here’s what to do.

As always, it is best to confer with a tax professional on matters such as these.

Unfortunately, neither “yes” nor “no” is a correct answer to this question.

Stay the course. Rebalance. Don’t peek.

Juggling domestic responsibilities is a second shift adults are burdened with. I find this analogy helps me to set my expectations and focus more properly.

While it is always true that a recession will come eventually, shifting to bonds whenever one is predicted has serious consequences.

Walking away from tempting purchases is particularly difficult, especially for those who regularly shop, but by training yourself to slow down in your spending, you can concentrate your dollars towards the purchases that create the most joy.

Inflation is like the rain. You must prepare in advance in order to stay dry.

While you can only use $3,000 per year of capital losses to reduce your taxable income, you should bank as much capital loss as possible for other future uses.