William Bernstein on Investors’ Biggest Risk: Not Preparing for the Worst

The key, says the famed investment adviser, is to hold enough safe, boring assets to keep you from panicking when the value of your other assets plummets.

William Bernstein on Investors’ Biggest Risk: Not Preparing for the Worst

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