Jason Zweig

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906 appearances 17 recordings 1 series first heard Jan 2018 last heard Sep 2022

Jason Zweig’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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WSJ Your Money Briefing · Your Most Valuable Investing Tool in 2022 Could Be Discipline · 12 Jan 2022 podcast

I'm just using it as an example. voice-verified

So if stocks go way up, now they're 75% and your bonds and cash are only 25%, that means you have to sell some of the stocks to get back to the target you already set. voice-verified

And that's automatic. voice-verified

It's not voluntary. voice-verified

It's a procedure. voice-verified

So you don't have to make a decision. voice-verified

You're simply following a rule. voice-verified

And because you're following a rule, it's easier to do. voice-verified

It's driven by simple math and it becomes harder to evade the problem. voice-verified

And what a lot of people like to do is do that every six months if it's necessary. voice-verified

And you can pick, you know, January 1st and the 4th of July. voice-verified

You can pick your birthday and your partner's birthday if they're six months apart. voice-verified

You just want to pick a date that is memorable and then a target that's really simple. voice-verified

WSJ Your Money Briefing · How to Invest to Fight Inflation · 3 Nov 2021 podcast

I think you want to be very cautious about making a drastic, certain change on the basis of an extreme, uncertain forecast. voice-verified

Great to be with you, JR. voice-verified

Well, the most important thing to bear in mind is that fear is a great investment for the people who sell it and historically a terrible investment for the people who buy it. voice-verified

And what I mean by that is if you're a market forecaster or a newsletter writer, somebody who works at a big brokerage firm or bank, you can motivate a lot of investors to send a lot of money your way by scaring them. voice-verified

But the people who get scared usually don't earn very good returns over the long run because over time it pays better to be an optimist than a pessimist. voice-verified

I think you want to be very cautious about making a drastic certain change on the basis of an extreme uncertain forecast. voice-verified

I mean, inflation might continue to heat up or it might not. voice-verified

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