The financial media provides many financial advisers with imprimatur, as a veritable storehouse of all valuable knowledge. The media invariably deems to put forth commentaries on advisor suggestions.
Somehow, the media manage to find these pundits from over 100,000 who ply the trade in the U.S. alone.(I don’t want to get into the subject of how these advisers manage to get selected for quotes in the media.)
But there isn’t advice from these sources that cannot be often questioned, especially when it comes to bonds, The quoted financial expert, for example, invariably never discusses the principles of duration when it comes to these investments. (See the Earl J. Weinreb NewsHole® comments and @BusinessNewshole tweets.)
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