Old Age

It’s been 3 years since US equities have corrected more than 10%. But there’s no law about how long rallies can last without a correction.

In any event, as diversified, well-positioned investors (as, of course, we believe we are), does it really matter if stocks fall 10%? or 20%? If it does matter, you probably have the wrong portfolio. For the rest of us, volatility really does equal opportunity.

• 27 Jul, 2015

  Hot Bidding

  The housing recovery, from its worst downturn since at least the 1930s, has been steady, but much less robust than most ...

• 25 Aug, 2016

  Falling Behind

  It's good to be tall.Tall people tend to be more highly educated, earn more over their careers, are higher in the social ...

• 22 Aug, 2016

  Negative Negative is Positive

  Housing is a small part of the larger economic picture, contributing only about 5% to GDP (although includingÂall ...