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Volatility and Investors: Why the Market’s Noise Isn’t the Real Risk
Volatility is often treated like an enemy. The red numbers usually signifying danger accompanied by sharp drop lines. Headlines that often feel urgent, dramatic and personal. But volatility itself isn’t the problem. It isn’t a malfunction in the market. It is a feature of how ownership systems work. Prices move because expectations change, liquidity shifts,…
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Focused Finance: The Salaryman Who Built Wealth When Nothing Worked
Most people assume wealth is built in good times. In booming markets where optimism is everywhere. They believe its a good time to build when wages are rising wages. But the price of this kinda of optimism is almost always followed by a collapse. One Japanese salaryman did not share the same sentiment. Kenji didn’t…
