This issue explains recency bias, a phenomenon whereby investors let short-term performance influence their decisions, and ways to counter this, instead seeing the silver lining in market volatility.
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Newsletter – April 2025
This month our theme is making sense of the “Liberation Day” tariffs, how these events unfolded and what this means for your investments.
Newsletter – January 2024
Our theme this month is Albert Einstein’s Eighth Wonder of the World – The Power of Compounding.
Newsletter – July 2025
This month we outline President Trump’s revised tariffs and trade deals and what this mean for NZ, and global financial markets.
Newsletter – March 2022
The benefits of adding unlisted investments (investments that aren’t listed on publicly traded exchanges) to your portfolio. When selected appropriately, these investments tend to offer attractive returns relative to the risks involved and help support the growth of NZ businesses.
Newsletter – March 2023
Recent Bank Failures: Looking through the headlines to find perspective.
Newsletter – May 2024
Our theme this month is diversification. Diversifying investments can mitigate risk by balancing the ups and downs of individual shares, and individual countries to reduce their impact on your entire portfolio. A diversified portfolio is more resilient because it’s designed to capture growth while providing relative security during market downturns.
