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New research on the disposition effect shows losses make investors sell winners faster and cling to losers harder. Here's how to break the cycle.

Most fund manager AI systems operate on autopilot, closely tracking the index while charging premium fees for active management. If your portfolio is essentially running itself, why are you paying someone to sit in the cockpit?

Y TREE's analysis of 550 portfolios found that 84 per cent of wealth managers underperformed in 2025. Wealth management underperformance cost investors up to a third of their expected returns — and most don't even know it's happening.

New research covering 100 years of US stock market data shows that just 46 firms out of nearly 30,000 drove half of all shareholder wealth creation — down from 89 in the original study. With wealth increasingly concentrated in fewer winners, the case for indexing has never been stronger. Here's what the numbers mean for your portfolio.

New research suggests that trading in retirement increases after people stop working — and that the extra activity quietly erodes returns. Here's what the evidence shows, and why having more time isn't the advantage most investors assume.

Trump trades—betting on presidential policies — seem obvious. Reality? Investors who bet against Trump taking action earned S&P 500 returns. Believers lost 20%.