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This is the time of year when you are inundated with opinions on New Year’s resolutions. I have a problem with this ritual because we tend to get overwhelmed with information and give up.
Making changes to established patterns of behavior is tough. Giving yourself ten assignments for the new year is not realistic. In an effort to really have an impact, I have put together just 3 resolutions. Yes, it would be great if you would consider and implement all of them but if you pick one (any one), you will see measurable, positive changes. I am listing them in no particular order of importance, although I will admit that I feel most strongly about the first one.
The daily grist of many brokers and advisors involves stock picking, market timing and mutual fund manager picking. This is called “active management” and generally refers to efforts to beat risk adjusted benchmarks, like the S&P 500 index. The bedrock of the securities industry is based on its touted ability to add “alpha,” which is a premium over the benchmark index.
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