Investing in Secular Stocks Series: Part 4.2 – The Importance of ROIC in Fundamental Valuation
Return on Invested Capital (ROIC) as the key metric in fundamental valuation and Gordon's model ROIC in the evaluation of...
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Choose to invest in the S&P 500 (“Cap Weight”), or the S&P 500 “Equal Weight”?
Investing in the S&P 500 index (cap-weight) is the most common investment for private investors The return on this investment...
Investing in index funds or products: The S&P 500 Equal-Weight, as an alternative to the S&P 500
The S&P 500 is the unavoidable benchmark of the global stock market and should be part of any and all...
Individual investors have a too short time horizon, and this short-sightedness comes at a high cost
The horizon for individual investors between 1 and 4 years is too short In addition, investors have terrible results when...
Best Of Mutual Funds U.S. Long-Duration Bond Funds for U.S. Investors
In this blog we have developed a series of articles on mutual funds, since these should be the main investment...
Maximizing the time invested in the stock market instead of trying to predict its moments: Part 3.2. – Stay the course, especially in market corrections
The volatility of the markets makes it difficult for us to stay the course, which is what we must do...
Maximizing the time invested in the stock market instead of trying to predict its timing: Part 3.1. – Stay the course and control emotions
We are often bombarded with the reasons and predictions of stock market crises There are always many times and many...
Long-term forecast returns for main financial assets
JP Morgan's outlook Robeco's Perspectives Vanguard's Perspectives Charles Schwab's Perspectives Every year, usually in December, the major banks and asset...
Investing in Chinese Stocks: What’s Next? Part 7 – Does China want to have a developed capital market?
The Chinese capital market has a very high participation of private or retail investors, with low foreign investment The fall...
Investing in Chinese Stocks: What’s Next? Part 6 – Has the Chinese stock market never been cheaper, or is investor aversion justified?
In the last 3 years, Chinese stocks have lost $3 trillion and 60% of their value, due to risk aversion...
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