Putting Stock Market Crashes Into Perspective

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Putting Stock Market Crashes Into Perspective

Joshua Kennon
Investing for Beginners Expert

Putting Stock Market Crashes Into Perspective

Dealing with stock market crashes is part of being a good investor. They will happen. They will happen fairly frequently. If your investment philosophy and plan is sound, they should have no effect other than making you richer in the long-run. Otherwise, you're doing something wrong.

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5 Secrets to Making Money During a Stock Market Crash

For disciplined investors with long-term horizons and plenty of liquidity, stock market crashes are, historically, the best time to invest as companies are given away for practically free. It's dangerous, and takes nerves of steel, but the rewards can be significant.

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Asset Allocation Basics to Protect You from Stock Market Crashes

Getting the asset allocation balance in your portfolio right based on your own unique circumstances, needs, resources, and risk tolerance, is a huge part of having the emotional strength to make it through downturns.

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Capital Preservation Strategy for Money You Can't Afford to Lose

If you can't risk certain funds, you absolutely need to designate them as being managed on a "capital preservation" strategy so your advisor, portfolio manager, or broker knows return is secondary to maintenance of liquidity and purchasing power, when possible.

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