These methods are now used in sixteen nations. You may be able to adapt these findings to your own affairs. After the first ten years, we found that the best way for the individual to judge investment performance was from high point to high point in bull markets. The declines in between are relatively unimportant. In fact they throw investors off stride and consequently defeat investment objectives.
Investments are for the long term.
They are not reserves for current use or protection against fears. Uncertain stock markets are the best because prices on the stocks are cheaper. There is a bonus for investors in cheap prices arising from panic selling of speculators and those not well trained to carry out investment programs. Growth stocks are one of the key elements in the three principles. Growth stocks fall faster.