Now you can see the uncut interviews from the
documentary Navigating the Fog of Investing. This compelling collection
features over ten hours of previously unreleased footage from interviews
with some of the most prolific experts in the field of investing. Each of these rare and candid
interviews contains approximately 30 minutes of expertise and insight
directly from the people who make headlines in the investment industry
(only a fraction of which was originally featured in the Fog movie).
Watch these interviews with
Nobel Laureate Harry Markowitz, Mark Matson, Dr. Charles Ellis,
Professor Burton Malkiel, Professor Jeremy Siegel and more at your
leisure. Find out what people on the inside of the investment
industry have to say about what you should be doing with your money.
Academic All Star Dan Solin
Securities Arbitration Attorney
Author: Does Your Broker Owe You Money
Securities fraud attorney knows the secrets behind the scenes of the financial industry. In this video he reveals many of the secrets that the large financial firms and brokers would prefer investors never find out. Find out why it may be better working with a fiduciary advisor that works for the investor, instead of working with a broker that works for the firm. This is a video that all investors much watch. If you want to avoid the problems, avoid the systems that create the problems for investors. It’s what the brokers DON’T TELL YOU that really matters. Don’t become a victim.
Continue to learn, stay diversified according to your risk tolerance, stay disciplined, and rebalance. Education is your best defense against imprudent investing. Invest intelligently!
Past performance is no guarantee of future results.
Academic All Star Mark Matson
In this session Mark teaches what it takes to be a prudent investor. Mark also explains some of the marketing illusions created by the financial industry to make investors believe their money managers have all kinds special abilities to get extra returns. Mark teaches how to avoid the traps and pitfalls many investors fall into. Avoid these traps and learn how to improve your investment returns.
Continue to learn, stay diversified according to your risk tolerance, stay disciplined, and rebalance. Education is your best defense against imprudent investing. Invest intelligently!
Past performance is no guarantee of future results.
Academic All Star Mathematician R. Lyman Ott
In this investor coaching session, mathematician R. Lyman Ott explains why it is impossible to forecast the markets with any reliability over a 5, 10, or 20 year or more period (anyone can get lucky now and then). And, why no one ever will be able to create a mathematical formula or devise a chart to predict and forecast future trends of the markets. Anyone that tells you they can forecast and predict the markets, or get you in and out at the right times, or tell you in advance what the right sectors will be or tell you which stocks will be the best in advance is blatantly lying! The truth is, any investor will never get so lucky as to pick all of the best or worst stocks or sectors in their portfolio. This is a longer investor coaching session, but at the very least watch the first 10 –15 minutes. You will be glad you did.
Continue to learn, stay diversified according to your risk tolerance, stay disciplined, and rebalance. Education is your best defense against imprudent investing. Invest intelligently!
Past performance is no guarantee of future results.
Academic All Star Burton G. Malkiel
Bendheim Center for Finance, Princeton University
Author: A Random Walk Down Wall Street
In this 2004 interview segment, Professor Malkiel explains why the short term market direction is unpredictable. Professor Malkiel teaches critically important investment concepts from his book, A Random Walk Down Wall Street, a must read for all investors. This is also a must watch video for every investor.
Continue to learn, stay diversified according to your risk tolerance, stay disciplined, and rebalance. Education is your best defense against imprudent investing. Invest intelligently!
Past performance is no guarantee of future results.
Academic All Star Harry Markowitz
Nobel Laureate, Economics 1990
Dr. Harry Markowitz is considered the father of Modern Portfolio Theory. In this video, Dr. Markowitz discusses the effects of asset risk, correlation, dissimilar movement, and diversification on expected portfolio returns.
Continue to learn, stay diversified according to your risk tolerance, stay disciplined, and rebalance. Education is your best defense against imprudent investing. Invest intelligently!
Past performance is no guarantee of future results.
Academic All Star Jeremy J. Siegel
Professor of Finance, The Wharton School University of Pennsylvania
Author: Stocks for the Long Run
In this segment Professor Siegel discusses his historical research of the stock markets historical returns, risk in the market, predictions of market forecasters, the lessons of the 1929 crash, 1987 crash, the great bull market of 1981 – 2000 , and the bear market of 2000 – 2002. This is a great history lesson for all investors.
Continue to learn, stay diversified according to your risk tolerance, stay disciplined, and rebalance. Education is your best defense against imprudent investing. Invest intelligently!
Past performance is no guarantee of future results.
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