It’s right around this time of the MLB season that some fantasy owners make some serious mistakes. Some truly competent, good players get dropped after just 2-3 weeks of under-performance. That amount of time is not nearly enough time to judge how a player’s season is going to go. The same could be said about investing. Weeks, months, or even quarters are a very short amount of time to judge an investment. Now, if you’re a day trader, it’s a different story. However, for people truly investing for the long-term, it would serve you better to give your investments a longer leash, or re-evaluate how you choose your long-term investments.
Here’s what I’ve been reading this morning:
‘Why U.S. Oil Production Isn’t Done Rising’ – Myra P. Saefong – MarketWatch
‘How Do You Measure Up To Other Taxpayers’ – Kelly Phillips Erb – Forbes
‘Assessing the Total Cost of ETF Ownership’ – Ben Johnson – Morningstar
‘How Asset Managers Are Adapting To Exchange-Traded-Funds’ – Ryan Kirlin – Alpha Architect
‘What Pitching From The Stretch Has To Do With Investing’ – Tadas Viskanta – Abnormal Returns
ENJOY!
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