A Market Crash is Coming! (…Eventually) | Peter Lazaroff - E77
Personal Finance for Long-Term Investors - The Best Interest · Jesse Cramer
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Show Notes
Peter Lazaroff is the host of The Long Term Investor podcast and serves as the Chief Investment Officer at PlanCorp, a registered investment advisory in St. Louis. On today's show, Jesse and Peter talk about the cognitive challenge of investing at all-time highs. It's normal to feel like a crash might be coming; but it always feels that way, and you shouldn't be worried about it. If you're a long-term stock market investor and want to think a little more rationally or learn, this is the episode for you!
Key Takeaways:
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Why you should expect corrections and bear markets,, but shouldn't worry about them.
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Why the stock market keeps going up, regardless of the political party in power.
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Should you continue investing when the market is at an all-time high?
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Why you shouldn't be worried about what's happening in the short run.
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How the evidence cuts both ways in investing, and how to simplify it.
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Why you should diversify into global stocks.
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How to prepare for a bear market.
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