The relationship between work hours and productivity follows the economic law of diminishing returns. Productivity peaks at a certain point and then declines. Work too long and you get to the point where you’re achieving nothing; or are even doing damage.
Interestingly, an investor should have done the opposite in 2018
2018 was a volatile year for the FAANG stocks after a staggering 2017
Kristopher J. Kellinghaus has been appointed as a member of the Kentucky Public Employees Deferred Compensation Authority Board.
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The January Effect is a pattern exhibited by stocks in the last few trading days of December and the first few weeks of January. During this period, particularly starting in January, the theory is that stocks tend to rise.