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Commentary: The Proverbial Tug of War Between Fear and Greed Continues

By Nancy Tengler, CEO & Chief Investment Officer

An undergraduate degree in psychology comes in handy when investing in the markets. Think of the stock market as an interminable struggle between fear and greed. Keeping one’s wits, understanding the effects of crowds moving into and out of ideas, the treachery of group think, and the erosive impact greed can have on total return is imperative to survival. Of all the attributes that can impact an investor’s total return, however, greed is by far the worst.

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Commentary: What Could Go Right in 2023?

By Nancy Tengler, CEO & Chief Investment Officer

Sentiment will shift at some point; we want to be ahead of the pack.

Warren Buffett has said many clever things over the decades. But the following is one of my favorites: “In the business world, the rearview mirror is always clearer than the windshield.” In other words, the past is crystal clear. The future? Not so much. That is why at turning points so many investors stay too long at bull market parties and bail out when bear market routs become too much to bear (pun not intended). 

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