How Diversification Plays Out in Real Markets
Diversification isn’t theory — it’s survival. From the tech crash to 2008 to COVID, real markets prove why spreading your bets keeps you in the game.
What is Dollar Cost Averaging?
Forget timing the market. Dollar cost averaging turns investing into a routine — steady, disciplined, and built to outlast your emotions.
What is Asset Allocation?
Asset allocation isn’t just stocks vs bonds. It’s the skeleton of your portfolio — built on time, goals, and risk tolerance. Get it wrong, and nothing else works.
What is Risk Tolerance?
Risk tolerance isn’t a quiz score. It’s your breaking point — the point where volatility forces you to sell or proves you can hold. Here’s how to find it.
You’re Diversifying Wrong: Here’s What Actually Works
Most investors think they’re diversified. They’re not. Owning a dozen tech stocks or “a little of everything” isn’t balance — here’s what actually works.
2025 Venture Capital: How to Start Investing (Tip)
A practical tip for starting in venture capital in 2025—accredited rules, deal flow, and how to avoid hype.
Applying Value Investing to Real Markets: Beyond the Textbook BS
Value investing isn’t about chasing cheap ratios—it’s about understanding businesses, spotting real bargains, and avoiding traps. Here’s how to apply it in today’s markets.
Stop Overthinking Portfolio Allocation by Age
Stop overcomplicating portfolio allocation by age. Here’s the blunt, practical guide to growth vs. income at every stage of life.
Understanding P/E Ratios and Book Value
P/E ratios and book value are your first line of defense against overpriced hype and hidden traps. Learn how to read the numbers, spot real value, and avoid stocks that are “priced to break.”
Building a Dividend Portfolio That Actually Works
Dividend investing sounds simple: buy stocks that pay you, collect checks, get rich slowly. But building a dividend portfolio that
