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What Should Investors Do Now?

Posted by Myles Brandt on 21 April 2009 | 0 Comments

Weston Wellington of Dimensional Fund Advisors (http://www.dfaus.com/) puts the current financial crisis into perspective with his six part series of videos, “What Should investors Do Now?” (http://www.dfaus.com/share/whatshou/). His use of historical materials and articles are both interesting and essential to understanding the psychology of investing.

The Subjects are as follows:

Part 1: What is Dimensional’s Approach under Adverse Business Conditions?

Part 2: How Do Recessions Affect Stock Prices?

Part 3: Why Didn’t We See the Problems Coming?

Part 4: How Do Recent Stock Market Returns Compare with Previous Downturns?

Part 5: Is Nationalization a Threat to the Free Enterprise System

Part 6: What Should Investors Do Now?

Enjoy the videos.

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