Bursting the Bubble

Tulips were the first, but they won’t be the last. What forms a “bubble” and what causes them to burst?

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Dave uses analytical skills from his CPA firm background to provide facts - not a sales pitch - to educate clients why we recommend certain financial planning and investment strategies.

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He confesses to be a bit of a nerd for detail and analytical evaluations, as is shown in his many client newsletters and articles. However, he also prides himself on an ability to explain sophisticated financial concepts in simple terms, for those not wanting to be buried in details.

We monitor many investment managers - not just a favored few - to choose our key recommendations based on a client’s objectives and risk tolerance. One of the many factors we monitor is a manager’s long-term risk vs. reward history. This is calculated in modern portfolio terms of Beta (risk relative to a baseline) vs. Alpha (outperformance vs. risk taken). These are just two of many factors we evaluate when making investment recommendations.

Bursting the Bubble

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