Posts Tagged ‘Interest Rates’

I hear a lot of the following these days: “The stock market is too volatile and there is a recession coming. I am nervous about stocks.” “With interest rates so low, I will lose money owning bonds after tax and inflation.” “Preferred shares have not performed very well over the past few years so I…

“Borrowing to invest” can be a scary phrase. There have been many inappropriate cases where it doesn’t end well. Yet for all of the naysayers, I am pretty sure that you are currently doing it or have done it before. If you have ever had a mortgage or debt on a home equity line of…

The stock market suffered a big market drop in the Fall / early Winter, but has since had a substantial recovery. Bonds posted solid returns this past year. Preferred shares have had a very different experience. They declined last year, had a modest recovery and have sold off again in the past few months, leaving…

  Timing the market is a tricky business. To do it really well you have to get three things right. You need to buy in at the right time, sell at the right time, and then reinvest your funds at a good time. Our view has always been that given that markets go up pretty…

The global equity markets have been very volatile and have understandably rattled investors confidence. The ‘winds of change’ to one of the longest bull markets have arrived and our portfolio safety metrics are being tested. At TriDelta we set out to construct conservative portfolios designed to deliver in all market cycles for financial peace of…