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From Waterloo to the Iran conflict, the pattern hasn't changed. When governments go to war, bondholders pay. New research from Northwestern, Stanford, Columbia and UT Austin: 300 years of data, 14% average real losses in the first four years of war. Bonds weren't just a bad hedge.. They were the worst-performing major asset class. Link in the comments 👇 #Bonds #GovernmentBonds #Gilts #Treasurys
Widely discussed risks are often priced in. The real threats tend to be overlooked. #RiskManagement #MarketInsight https://t.co/PWgmCJwWDp
Your progress matters more than anyone else’s returns. Goals, not comparisons, define success. #FinancialPlanning #LongTermInvesting https://t.co/JQzKXSfrXO
What worked yesterday rarely leads tomorrow. Chasing returns often means buying too late. #InvestorBehaviour #LongTermThinking https://t.co/HenaCHj3hb
"Asset allocation explains 93.6% of investment returns." You've heard that stat. It's wrong. What the paper actually found, and what the industry has been misquoting for 40 years, is the subject of our latest video for @IFAdotcom 👇 #Investing #WealthManagament #Finance https://t.co/HtF2EcPoVu
Most investors take risks they're not getting paid for. William Sharpe proved it in 1964.. and won a Nobel Prize for it. Our latest video for @ifadotcom explains why his paper still matters. #Finance #Investing #Stocks https://t.co/xx3iYAL8Zr
277 out of 334 analysts covering the world's seven largest stocks say buy. Five of the seven have zero sell ratings. That's not analysis. It's a standing ovation. New research examined thousands of boom-bust episodes. Before every crash, every expert signal...
HALO stocks — Heavy Assets, Low Obsolescence — are being sold as a new AI-proof strategy. But Goldman's own data shows the trade tracks value vs. growth almost perfectly. A familiar rotation with a fresh acronym. I've taken a closer...
Most investors follow a rule nobody ever properly tested: subtract your age from 100, put the rest in stocks. A new Yale study finally ran the numbers. Following that rule costs the equivalent of 2% of lifetime consumption. A static 60/40...
Investors assume that LLMs ar erational. But new research suggests that, far from neutralising investor biases, they absorb them. Researchers tested ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Llama for loss aversion and framing effects. The most advanced models performed worse than older ones. The...
Two leading economists spent years studying how ordinary people interact with the financial system. Their conclusion: most consumers don't understand what they're buying.. and the industry profits from that confusion. My latest for @IFAdotcom 👉 https://t.co/wJzz7eYwJx @PrincetonUPress #Investing #FinancialLiteracy #FinancialRegulation
