SJS Investment Services has been recognized in CNBC’s 2024 FA 100 list, an annual ranking of registered investment advisory (RIA) firms within the USA.
Rising interest rates are not always a bad thing. As interest rates move higher, the drop in value can be concerning, but in the longer-term, higher rates mean higher expected returns for investors, as bonds begin to produce more income.
Before worrying too much about runaway prices and the inability to pay the rising costs, we believe it’s important to look at a few underlying factors.
We want to emphasize six aspects of investor psychology - also known as cognitive biases - that tend to hurt investor performance, and what investors can do to address these biases.
Smart investors do their homework, find people they can trust and use strategies that work for them. Here are three things investors must know about themselves.
While history has shown that US stock markets have handily outperformed international developed markets in nine of the last eleven calendar years, we may be due for a sea change.
We believe economic inflation is a real risk - the other edge of the sword in contrast to the risk of stock-market volatility that is so often referenced in investment-risk discussions.
A SPAC is a publicly traded company that raises money from investors with the intent of taking some not-yet-determined private company public. Like giving your child a blank check to go buy whatever they want. What could go wrong?
Depending on individual circumstances, some people consider converting their Traditional IRA to a Roth IRA in an effort to increase longer-term after-tax returns.
We don’t think that growing revenue, growing profits, or undervaluation can adequately explain GameStop’s valuation growth. Instead, we think short-term price speculation explains the majority of the dramatic growth.
Ignorance is bliss. At least that’s how we feel about the markets in 2020. The person who did not look at the news or troubles of the world was rewarded with an incredible year in the markets.