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Wealth Coach, Registered Investment Adviser | Investing for meditators, meditation for investors.

Investment zen of the day: A zen teacher once asked his disciple, "Your practice is fit for calm, but is it fit for disturbance?" The same question we have to ask ourselves about our investments: "Your portfolio is fit for calm, but is it fit for disturbance?" When the markets are going up, everybody is happy and no worries seem to be on the horizon. These are the times when we should be worried, though. How can we prepare our capital for crashes in stocks, bonds, gold, or other assets? A future-oriented investment approach helps us here. It thinks in scenarios and what-ifs, building a long-term portfolio that will do well in most if not all market phases, instead of just buying something and hoping for the best. In this article, I have shared all the details of how to do it: https://lnkd.in/eNxcTD_M If you invest like that, your portfolio *is* fit for disturbance. Enjoy the read :-) Let me know your takeaways in the comments. [PLEASE SEE THE RISK DISCLAIMER AND DISCLOSURE IN THE LINKED ARTICLE]

Investing in Times of Uncertainty — Pine Ridge Wealth

Investing in Times of Uncertainty — Pine Ridge Wealth

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