EBI SERIES: Embrace Market Pricing
The stock market is an efficient, information processing machine. Every day, the world equity markets process billions of pounds worth of trades between buyers and sellers- and the real time information they bring, helps set prices. Free markets set prices... Read More →
Evidence Based Investing 101: Refrain from Market Timing
One of the principles from Evidence Based Investing, our investment approach at Pyrmont, states that all investors should refrain from timing the market. The reality is that from one year to the next, nobody truly knows what market segments are... Read More →
Evidence Based Investing 101: What are the main drivers of investment returns?
Research conducted throughout the years has identified a number of different factors that play a role in expected returns. When investors structure their portfolio based on these specific factors, they can begin seeing better-than-expected returns. This is known as factor... Read More →
Evidence-Based Investing
Chasing tips and trying to guess the market, usually leads to misfortune. Some people are lucky to experience gains but it’s not a sustainable approach and unfortunately, luck isn’t always on our side. A solid long-term strategy will always work... Read More →
What is Life-Centred Wealth Management?
Life-Centred Wealth Management is all about achieving the way you want to live your life, for the rest of your life. It involves a personal and proactive approach to managing your wealth that revolves entirely around you. It starts with... Read More →
Asking ‘What’s Going To Happen Next?’ Is Not The Key To Investment Success
The science of what constitutes a successful investment strategy has been a solved problem for many years. Statistically, you will be rewarded over time for investing in non-cash asset types, broadly diversify your money across higher and lower risk assets... Read More →
This Time It’s Different … Or Probably Not
We have all been in a position where we are asked to recall something only to find we can only remember the most recent piece of information with the rest being a blur, such as attending a party with a... Read More →
Dollar-Cost Averaging Or Lump Sum Investing? It’s Not Just A Financial Question
When investing, two common methods for deploying capital into the markets are dollar-cost averaging and lump-sum investing. What does this mean? Let’s say you have US$1,000,000 available to invest; lump-sum means investing that whole amount into the market all at... Read More →