Adhering to long investment time horizons is easily said but more difficult to do. Emotions and behavioral biases work to erode the otherwise attractive returns offered by equity markets when evaluated over multi-year periods. Properly framing comparisons between equities and other assets—like bonds—can help investors avoid the risk of falling short of return objectives. VIEW/DOWNLOAD

Investors should consider investment risk as defined by an investment’s fundamental stability, level of indebtedness, and valuation, rather than simply its short-term price volatility. VIEW/DOWNLOAD

Deeply rooted behavioral biases can offer exploitable opportunities for a thoughtfully designed, systematic investment approach. VIEW/DOWNLOAD