- Most investors treat the market like a courtroom, obsessed with proving they’re right. They “double down” on a falling story, hoping the market will finally agree with them.
- Fox Business regular and author Jonathan Hoenig says it’s time to stop acting like lawyers and start acting like gardeners.
- In this high-energy session, the Price Is Primary author reveals why successful investing isn’t about predicting which seed will grow—it’s about planting many and only watering what sprouts. Learn how to stop defending losing positions and start cultivating a portfolio that actually grows.
- For years, investors were told diversification didn’t matter. Low rates and rising markets made stocks seem like the only asset worth owning. That era is over
- In this keynotes, Jonathan will explain why the balanced portfolio is back – and why an all-stock approach exposes investors to unnecessary risk
- He’ll also outline the role of stocks, bonds, and alternative assets in managing risk, generating income, and preserving capital