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If you want to improve your performance as an investor, you need to boost your critical thinking skills.
Studies have shown that the average investor tends to underperform the market. Why does this happen? It all boils down to the way we make decisions.
In this episode of Industry Focus: Financials, The Motley Fool’s Gaby Lapera and John Maxfield dig into how investors, and people more generally, can improve their critical thinking skills and thereby boost the performance of their portfolios.
Answering a listener question, we talk about what the introduction of an activist investor might mean for a company and its shareholders.
After over a year of speculation that the world’s largest tech company was poised to become an auto manufacture, Apple has reportedly backed off – here’s why.
Every diversified portfolio needs global exposure. We dive into some of the benefits and risks involved with international stocks.
For supertrend no. 2, we look at the SKU, or stock keeping unit. Retail and consumer companies must strike the right balance between product breadth and operational complexity to succeed, and SKU rationalization (or reduction) lies at the heart of that challenge. Initiatives at Unilever and Procter & Gamble exemplify the efforts companies are taking in this space.
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