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Women Approach Investing Differently

Men and women approach investing differently. In general, women’s investments outperform men’s. Why is that?

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The “Average” Benefit of Dollar Cost Averaging

Over time, dollar-cost averaging may lower your average cost per share versus one-time big-time investing.

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The Importance of Diversification

Retirement Consultant Jared T. Evangelous, CRPC®, discusses the importance of diversification.

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Diversification: Blending Your Investment Ingredients

Your portfolio’s potentially high rates of return can skew one’s objectivity, resulting in unnecessary exposure to risk.

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Diversification & Correlation

Investors need to know the difference between diversification and correlation, as your diversification strategy may not work as you intended.

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Diversification & Small Business

As a small business owner, there’s a good chance that your diversification strategy may not work as you intended.

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How Diversification Can Help Small Business Owners Manage Risk

We hear all the time that spreading our portfolios’ holdings across many asset classes is the best defense against losses when the bears hit Wall Street. But as a business owner, there’s a good chance that your diversification strategy may not work as you intended. Here’s why.

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How A Financial Plan Helps Endure Market Volatility

Learn how financial plans incorporate market volatility and why building a durable plan is essential for reaching your financial goals during market downturns.

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Dollar-Cost Averaging

What is dollar-cost averaging and how can you implement it in your investment strategy? Financial Planning Associates Vincenzo Palmerino and Tim Ressler discuss this simple investment strategy.

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Behavioral Finance & Market Outcomes Ebook

Behavioral biases have a proven, negative effect on investor outcomes. We draw from the annual Dalbar Quantitative Analysis of Investor Behavior report in quantifying their effect on individuals’ portfolio returns, and explore both Cognitive and Emotional biases as well as discussions of specific behaviors common among investors.

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Environmental, Social, and Corporate Governance

What is ESG investing?

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Corporate Bond Market

The corporate bond market has gotten riskier. Why? What should we do in our portfolio?

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US-China Dispute: Tariffs

How do the tariffs impact consumers and the equity markets?

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GTM Periodic Table

The GTM Periodic Table is what we call a “periodic table” of asset-type returns.

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CFA Boston Market Dinner

CCR is proud to sponsor the @CFABoston #CFABMarketDinner!

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Setting Client Expectations in a Volatile Investment Environment

As volatility becomes the norm and double-digit gains become an anomaly, it’s time to boost your contacts with your clients to keep them content.

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Why Advisors Should Keep Politics Out of Portfolios

In Keeping Politics Out of the Portfolio, published on ThinkAdvisor.com, Jonathan Albano talks about the importance of taking a clients politically fueled emotions out of their investing strategy.

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Bitcoin Is Likely to Gain Widespread Acceptance

Bitcoin advanced more than 70% during the third quarter and nosedived 25% over four days in mid-November only to rebound astronomically in the days since.

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Bitcoin for Beginners: 3 Things to Know Before You Invest

Bitcoin has been luring some investors with potentially huge rewards—and scaring others away with equally big risks.

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Cryptocurrencies & Bitcoin—Fad or Future?

Caveat Emptor may never have been a more fitting caution than for those looking to enter the cryptocurrency craze.