At the conclusion of Part 3 of this series I shared Warren Buffett’s two rules: The first rule of an investment is don’t lose. And the second rule of an investment is don’t forget the first rule. And that’s all the rules there are. I believe every investor [...]
In Part 2 of this series I posed a simple yet profound question: Can investing decisions really be this simple? I believe the answer is a definitive yes. To explain why, let me take you back to a childhood activity many of us remember–Color by Number. As children, [...]
Can an investor remain invested in the stock market while limiting exposure to significant downside risk? I believe the answer is a confident yes–and the reasoning behind that belief is explored in Chapter 7 of my book. In this series, we are continuing to examine historical evidence to better understand [...]
Where exactly in the investment playbook does it say a long-term investor must always remain fully invested? Last month, we looked at how the Seattle Seahawks defense outperformed the New England Patriots offense in Super Bowl XL. The Patriots scored an impressive 490 points that season–an average of 28.8 per [...]
Which is more important for wining a Super Bowl–a great offense or defense? On February 8th, 2026, that question was answered in decisive fashion when the Seattle Seahawks defeated the New England Patriots 29–13. In this article, I want to share something important from that outcome that I believe will [...]
