We all want to maximize returns but the strategy that maximizes returns in one scenario may fail completely in another. For example, on average, the stock market outperforms bonds, and on average the cost of debt is lower than the return on stocks. Someone trying to maximize returns in this average scenario would be 100% invested in equities and would buy additional shares on margin to additionally leverage up performance.
When it comes to writing about investments, the disclaimers are important. Past performance is not indicative of future returns, my opinions are not necessarily those of TSA Wealth Management and this is not intended to be personalized legal, accounting, or tax advice etc.
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When it comes to writing about investments, the disclaimers are important. Past performance is not indicative of future returns, my opinions are not necessarily those of TSA Wealth Management and this is not intended to be personalized legal, accounting, or tax advice etc.
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U make good sense ( again ) ; you’re wise in many ways … HIGH I Q , well rounded , caring & honest …. & so worth . My life isn’t typical - no family … therefore , thinking outside-the-box is nice for hope of top-drawer returns + protection. Congrats….. your profile is sweet !
Thanks, David!