
The reply warns against insurance products that promise index-linked growth with principal protection, arguing that low long-term returns are the real risk.


The reply uses a retirement example to argue that enough capital and long-term index investing can survive severe market bubbles.


A reader asks about zero or negative U.S. interest rates and investment impact, and the response discusses liquidity, QE, the dollar, and long-term investing.


A concise explanation of the strategy to buy index funds, avoid market timing, hold long term, and sell only when money is needed.


Answers to YouTube questions about corporate bond rescues, real estate, asset allocation, QQQ, and gold under QE and low rates.


Market bottoms usually appear when events feel most frightening and investors are most fearful.
