Simple but not Easy

By Bill Weihman | December 31, 2022

We’re all plenty familiar with the axioms of investing: spend less than you earn; keep investment costs low; create clear, appropriate investment goals; choose an appropriate risk profile and a balanced asset allocation; diversify; rebalance; to name just a few. They’re pretty straightforward – true? – and not so difficult to believe. 2022 has also…

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Translate This Page

By Bill Weihman | March 23, 2022

Recently I saw these words at the top right corner of my computer screen: “Translate this page.” My mind was deep in critical thought at the moment, and at first the message didn’t register. Momentarily, however, my eyes wandered back. “What?” Then I started laughing, realizing that Google was offering to translate this page into…

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Caveat Emptor

By Bill Weihman | February 1, 2021

This past week we’ve witnessed a story of drama and tumult in the stock market; of great successes and stinging losses; of individual investors taking on the institutions. And subsequently, of cries of elitism and unfairness. All stemming from everyday investors, connected via a social media community, wildly buying shares in an unprofitable stock, GameStop.…

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