Regular readers of Automatic Finances will know well that we advocate long term, buy-and-hold investing. Overall, for both small and large investors, it remains the most stable and consistent approach to both wealth creation and preservation. Short-term trading, in comparison, carries considerable risks to an investor’s capital. That’s why it’s important to make that distinction [...]
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We’ve spent plenty of time explaining why investing in passive, low-cost index funds will out-earn actively managed funds in the long-run, and that most fund managers can’t even outperform the indexes they’re trying to beat over time. The underlying theme of these posts is that stock market “experts” aren’t really experts at all. They may [...]
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