My New Book: Risk & Reward

Here are 7 of the biggest risks from the past 100 years or so of financial markets: 1. Following the Roaring 20s the U.S. stock market peaked in September 1929. Over the next three years or so the stock market would fall 86%. A $1 million portfolio would have turned into $140,000. 2. The 1970s inflation was absolutely brutal for households and investors alike. The inflation rate averaged nearly 8% per year that decade, wh...