Good news tends to occur more gradually than bad and gets overlooked. A new UK publication aims to restore some balance. positive.news

Investing involves dealing with short-term noise, deep uncertainty and behavioural challenges. That’s why patience is so critical. bit.ly/3f69avh

Investors tend not to deal well with ambiguity and uncertainty, a new study finds. That’s why patience and persistence are important. bit.ly/3riFcae

Winemakers know not every vintage is great. But they stay patient and focused on the controllable. It’s a lesson investors should heed. bit.ly/3C08AqK

Tempted to time the market? Look at the impact of missing even the best week in the Australian share market over the past two decades. bit.ly/3VbUr2v

The more good decisions you can make ahead of time the easier it is to avoid painful emotions arising from inevitable bear markets. bit.ly/3fGYhjP

The record of financial market timers is not an enviable one. But there are things you can do. Here are five suggestions. bit.ly/32Ii4Ed

Protecting your wealth, just like protecting your health, starts with maintaining good habits and consulting trusted professionals. bit.ly/3yQjLkH

Feeling overwhelmed with financial information? What you need is someone to help you filter out the bad stuff and identify the good. bit.ly/3TzkI91

Investment scams are growing globally. What can you do to protect yourself? Here are some things to watch out for. bit.ly/3glRk7Y

Investing isn’t a game. With a solid investment plan and discipline to match, you can pursue long-term success without the anxiety of speculation. cnb.cx/3gYpy1M

People who treat investing as a lottery can expose themselves to unnecessary risk. So why keep doing it? The answer is in how we’re wired. bit.ly/3jneWrh

Treating investing like a lottery is tough to live with. Just look at the experience of investors who bet everything on Facebook. bit.ly/3zyarm9

Forecasting interest rates requires forecasting the news. The recent US inflation report showed central banks are as data-dependent as anyone. dimensional.com/au-en/insights…

The markets are full of super-smart people. But that few agree on the outlook tells you why forecasting is a bad basis for an investment strategy. bit.ly/3WXA7Tf

When even central banks declare defeat on interest rate forecasting, we should probably stop doing it ourselves as an investment strategy. bit.ly/3g4xOgz

Investors can focus on the daily weather the markets bring. Or they can think about the long term climate. youtu.be/mxEVX7jRn4oto

A common trap for long-term investors is to mistake short-term market noise for relevant information. bit.ly/3ydoPz1

Fear of Missing Out can suck investors into mistaking short-term market noise for signal. Here’s another way of thinking about it. bit.ly/3WSathC

So Dan Andrews undertakes one of the world’s longest and unnecessarily lockdowns in the world, destroying kids educations in the process…and wins a landslide election. Cancels a Commonwealth Games and sees his popularity plummet. Go figure.