
How Should YOU Measure Your Investment Performance? as seen in Kiplinger
Investors shouldn't be obsessed with their portfolio's performance, but an annual evaluation is key to keeping you on track.

Investors shouldn't be obsessed with their portfolio's performance, but an annual evaluation is key to keeping you on track.


Former Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan recently said he sees asset bubbles everywhere in financial markets globally. And now, former Chairman Ben Bernanke sees policy errors making the next inevitable recession more problematic.


During the short nine days of trading from late January to February 8, the S&P 500 fell like a skydiver leaping out of a plane: fast and down. In a classic flight-to-quality response, investors pulled their parachutes, socking billions into the largest ETFs tracking the widely-watched Bloomberg Barclays U.S. Aggregate Bond Index (the “Barclays Aggregate”). This time, though, it didn’t work.