Conservative Wealth Advice Stuart Campbell

Do you want to become a better investor? Do you want to make better investment and financial decisions? The key takeaway is that everyone is smart enough... but do you have the emotional fortitude to stick with an investment strategy?

This episode of Conservative Wealth Advice gifts one of the most important pieces of advice in the investment world. Price is what pays... The rest is glorified gossip at best, and maliciously produced at worst.

It is widely accepted that diversification is prudent and a form risk management, In this episode of Conservative Wealth Advice we discuss why investment strategy diversification is more powerful than simply diversification by asset classes in a portfolio.

In this episode Conservative Wealth Advice we discuss one of the most powerful and statistically-validated investment strategies ever... The Calendar Effects Strategy.

Buy and Hold advocates often cite the 'Best Days' argument in support of the Buy and Hold strategy. They produce statistics intended to show that a large proportion of the Stock Market's total gains are contained in just a handful of days. Therefore, advocates of the 'Best Days' argument are in effect saying that in order to get the benefit of the best days, you must be fully invested during Bear Markets, since that's when most best days occur. In this episode we explore why 'Buy and Hold' is the most dangerous yet widely implemented investment strategy.

One of the most popular sayings on Wall Street is "Cut your losses short and let your winners run." This is key advice, but many investors still appear to do the opposite. The flipside of letting profits run is to cut losses early. The way to become a better investor is to follow and respect both of these pieces of advice equally.