This content is from: Opinion The Art — and Imperfection — of Due Diligence When investors evaluate managers, they need to balance the pros and cons of key-person risk versus an investment committee —without sacrificing returns. By Christopher Schelling June 28, 2021
This content is from: Opinion The Best Managers Aren’t in It Just for the Money The key to motivating investors comes from something deeper than performance fees. By Christopher Schelling April 27, 2021
This content is from: Opinion Cathie Wood Was Last Year’s Hottest Investor. But Is There a Lesson for Her Fans in a Forgotten 1990s Icon? Garrett Van Wagoner had the “golden touch” in tech stocks. Then 2000 happened. By Christopher Schelling March 09, 2021
This content is from: Opinion Hedge Funds Always Win And as GameStop shows, individual investors competing against well-capitalized professional investors (almost) always lose. By Christopher Schelling February 05, 2021
This content is from: Opinion Dear IRR: It’s Not You, It’s Me. An investor’s defense of a maligned metric. By Christopher Schelling October 21, 2020
This content is from: Opinion Stress Is Bad for Investing. So What Do You Do When There’s No End in Sight? Research shows that both short-term and chronic stress can negatively impact investment decisions. But there are ways to avoid making bad choices under duress. By Christopher Schelling July 23, 2020
