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Understanding Warren Buffett's Rules for Investing

Warren Buffett's two simple yet powerful rules—'Never lose money'—hold the key to long-term investing success. But what do they really mean? This post explores why minimizing losses is more critical than maximizing gains and how adopting the right investment mindset can help you navigate the market with confidence and resilience.

By Alex Kim • Jan 31, 2025

Strategies for Surviving in the Market: The Importance of Asset Allocation

This post examines how asset allocation minimizes risks and prevents major losses. It highlights key portfolio theory concepts—including the Sharpe Ratio, risk vs. return, and the Efficient Frontier—to show that diversification is essential for building a robust portfolio. Ultimately, understanding these principles is crucial for balancing risk and reward.

By Alex Kim • Feb 13, 2025

Winning the Market: Why Index Funds and Asset Allocation Matter

Long-term investment success depends on avoiding large losses, and asset allocation plays a key role in managing risk. Index funds offer a cost-efficient, diversified strategy that outperforms most active funds over time due to lower fees and market mean reversion. While active funds may outperform temporarily, their high costs and inconsistent returns make them less reliable. In contrast, index funds provide steady market returns, making them the smarter choice for long-term investors.

By Alex Kim • Feb 26, 2025

A Must-Have Strategy for Investors: The Powerful Combination of Relative and Absolute Momentum

Traditional asset allocation faces challenges due to rising global market integration and asset correlations. The Dual Momentum Strategy addresses this by combining Relative Strength Momentum (selecting top-performing assets) with Absolute Momentum (avoiding high-risk assets). Backtesting shows it outperforms the S&P 500 and ACWI, delivering higher returns with lower volatility. Investors can use this strategy to enhance traditional asset allocation, achieving both growth and risk management.