This is your brain on potatoes
The biggest hurdles for Couch Potatoes are psychological. Here’s how to reprogram your mind for investing success.
Articles By Dan Bortolotti:
Announcing Some Site Updates
Spring is a time for renewal, so I am happy to announce that I have freshened up some of...
When “Buy What You Know” Makes Sense
Last week, My Own Advisor wrote an interesting post about whether investors should buy companies they’re familiar with. He...
A Spreadsheet to Manage Multiple Accounts
You’ve got an RRSP with your employer, another with a discount brokerage, and your spouse has a couple of...
Ask the Spud: Investing With Multiple Accounts
Q: How do I use the Couch Potato strategy across multiple accounts? We have a taxable investment account, my...
A Different Perspective On the Last Three Years
Your eyes open slowly, and the light stings your retinas. Your mouth is burning with thirst, your muscles hopelessly...
Some Advice for New Potatoes
One of the most gratifying things about writing this blog is getting emails from young people who are just...
Ask the Spud: Should I Hold US Bonds?
Q: One of my coworkers and I recently started our own Couch Potato portfolios and we’re wondering if it...
A New Way to Sidestep Currency Conversion Costs
One of my biggest frustrations as an ETF investor is that so few online brokerages allow you to hold...