Here's a good article about ten
investment lessons from a dismal decade. The first decade ever that lost value overall for blue chip stocks.
Nothing too new or exciting, but it is a good reminder of investing basics.
1. Diversification isn't dead
2. Asset allocation works
3. Market-timing doesn't work
4. Rebalancing reduces risk
5. Save so you don't have to sell - have an emergency savings fund
6. Heed markets, not marketing
7. Recognize trends and cycles
8. Expect the unexpected
9. Keep your own counsel - Get educated, empowered to make your own decisions
10. There is no free lunch
Any other lessons you would add?