
Keeping Emotions At Bay During Virus Volatility
Fear, uncertainty, volatility, panic—these emotions are nothing new to the world of investing. In fact, they seem to reappear on a fairly consistent basis.
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Fear, uncertainty, volatility, panic—these emotions are nothing new to the world of investing. In fact, they seem to reappear on a fairly consistent basis.
Amid all of the noise that we see and hear in the news, it is important to remember that stocks are not simply pieces of paper. They are ownership in a business.
There are two primary drivers of investment performance: 1) the percentage of your investment portfolio that is allocated toward stocks, and 2) investor behavior. Watch Morgan & Bill discuss.
So, what are our investment principles? Well, we thought it might be helpful to summarize them for our shared recollection at this moment.
We love our Minneapolis and Portland local communities, and our heart is breaking for everyone affected by current events. We want to help. To that end, we are opening up our playbook for how we are guiding our clients through this crisis - unique in its human and economic toll.
Sticking to a core set of principles, or a philosophy, helps us think clearly and act appropriately during times of heightened uncertainty.