The theoretical support for value investing is

longstanding—paying a lower price means a higher

expected return. However, realized returns are volatile.

A 10-year negative premium, while not expected, is

not unusual.

But history also tells us that changing course after

a disappointing spell for known premiums can lead

to missed opportunities. When those drivers of

outperformance have turned around in the past,

steadfast investors have been rewarded. A key to

successful long-term investing is sticking with your

approach, even through difficult periods, so that

you are there for the good times too.

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The first decade of the 21st century, and the second one that’s drawing to a close, have reinforced for investors some timeless market lessons: Returns can vary sharply from one period to another. Holding a broadly diversified portfolio can help smooth out the swings. And focusing on known drivers of higher expected returns can increase the potential for long-term success. Having a sound strategy built on those principles—and sticking to it through good times and bad—can be a rewarding investment approach.

Episode #128

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Episode # 125

Episode #124

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