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FROM MY DESK:
Greed Trumps Fear for Emotional Investors
The market recently posted record gains five days in a row, providing investors with their best run since 1992. News like this often starts people on a “gold rush” for the same returns, sometimes without much thought to the possible downsides. For accident victims and their families, this could end in yet another tragic life event.
CNN has an index that measures investor behavior based on emotion called the “Fear and Greed Index.” As of this writing, people are making decisions based on EXTREME GREED, while just a year ago, the prevailing emotion was FEAR. When it comes to successfully managing settlement funds for a lifetime, a dose of the latter may be in order. "The Four Bears" is not a bedtime story, but attorneys may wish to share it with their clients before tucking them into portfolios with no guarantees. Curious?
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