Do we have the capability to eliminate booms and busts in economic activity? The answer in my judgment is no, because there is no tool to change human nature. Too often people are prone to recurring bouts of optimism and pessimism.
In this edition of Frank Thoughts, Frank discusses the rise of high-frequency algorithmic computer trading and its inherent disadvantages to long-term investing.
THE 800 POUND GORILLA
Everybody assumes “professional” investors are sophisticated and knowledgeable about stocks but are they...
In this edition of Frank Thoughts, Frank reflects back to the mid-1960s and the key lessons on investing he learned from former Fidelity Magellan fund manager Pete Lawson.
ROBERT F. “PETE” LAWSON
KLM 21 … KLM 1/8 … KLM ¼ … KLM 1/2 kept flashing overhead on the electronic tape. Seemingly KLM Royal Dutch Airlines...
In this edition of Frank Thoughts, Frank makes the important distinction between being a brokerage customer and an investment advisory client.
In the financial business, the difference between a customer and a client has often been misunderstood … sometimes confused intentionally by the “high end”...
In this edition of Frank Thoughts, Frank takes a look at a concept that has been discussed at length recently: volatility. Sure, the volatility in the stock market has increased substantially with the current market correction, but as Frank suggests, investors who can withstand heightened volatility can make huge profits in a...
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