Tyler Gardner
speaker
5,337 appearances
12 recordings
1 series
first heard Jun 2026
last heard 6d ago
Tyler Gardner’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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They know they shouldn't sell during a crash.
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They know it's the wrong move.
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They've read the same charts.
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They've heard the same advice.
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And then, when the moment actually arrives, when the screen actually turns red, when the news actually gets so loud, when the friend at the dinner party actually says the most cliche and useless and often false words in financial history, this time it's different.
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they sell why this is i think the most underappreciated part of retirement planning knowledge never saves you in the moment because the moment is just too vivid the moment's too immediate this is my single least favorite part of our living in a world with such immediate access to information
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I would give anything for me, for you, for all of us as retail investors to go back to a world in which we only received market updates once a quarter.
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Really.
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And as always, the most helpful tip I can give you and the best way to think about your portfolio is like your primary residence.
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You don't check Redfin daily to see the value of your home.
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And even if you do, the last thing you would do in a housing market crash is call up the local realtor and try to get out as quickly as possible.
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So why do we act this way when it comes to our liquid assets?
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Beyond always thinking about your portfolio like we would about our primary residence, here are two more pieces of infrastructure for you to take forward to protect against being your own worst retirement enemy.
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First, the cash buffer.
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18 to 24 months of spending in cash, available, untouched, just sitting there.
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Money market, bonds, don't care as long as it keeps up with inflation and it's stable.
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Because the entire reason people panic sell is that they're afraid they won't have money to live on if the market continues to fall.
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That cash buffer makes that fear factually wrong.
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You'll have money to live on for two years, regardless of what the market does.
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Look at the buffer, touch the buffer, reread your statement, the buffer's still there.
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