The Trouble with AI Investment Writing
The article warns that relying on AI for investment writing erodes the dual benefits of writing for both author and reader. AI‑generated pieces strip the author’s voice, impede the writer’s learning process, and undermine the trust that readers place in seasoned analysts. While AI can streamline research and proofreading, it cannot replace the reflective thinking that underpins high‑quality analysis. The author calls for clear boundaries on AI use to preserve authentic insight in finance publishing.
How Not to Invest During Times of Uncertainty
Amid heightened geopolitical and economic uncertainty, investors are tempted to time the market and concentrate their portfolios. The article argues that both strategies are rooted in overconfidence and loss aversion, leading to sub‑par outcomes. Empirical evidence shows market timing rarely...
Stick to What You Know
The article warns investors that geopolitical crises, such as the current Middle East conflict, trigger instinctive, emotion‑driven actions that clash with sound investing. It highlights the impossibility of forecasting short‑ and long‑term market reactions to such events. Instead, it reminds...