When it’s the right time to buy stocks, you probably won’t want to.
Knowing the "why" behind your investments can go a long way in keeping you invested.
While the stock market tends to remember the positives, investors seem to only remember the negatives.
The bigger risk is not owning stocks in the short-term, but rather not owning enough stocks for the long-term.
The easiest way to lose money is by trying to get rich quick.
Selected commentary from Ithaca Wealth's Q1 of 2021 letter.
Rising interest rates don't always mean a falling stock market, but they usually do mean a strengthening economy.
The YOLO trade mentality of rookie investors can be damaging in the long run.
Investing in the stock market and gambling at the casino are two different things.
There are signs of froth with the SPAC IPO boom.
Selected commentary from Ithaca Wealth's Q4 2020 Review and 2021 Outlook letter.
Herd mentality has taken over Wall Street, driven by a group of retail traders congregating on Reddit.
