Introduction
This post explains the mathematical and behavioral advantages of long-term investing and how to construct portfolios designed to compound wealth over decades.
The Compounding Advantage
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Examples of returns with compounding vs frequent trading.
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Why staying invested through cycles matters.
Constructing Long-Term Portfolios
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Emphasize low-cost diversification, index and core holdings, and periodic rebalancing.
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Add satellite tactical positions without derailing the core thesis.
Behavioral Edge
Strategies to avoid common mistakes: tax-aware decisions, limiting turnover, and disciplined rebalancing.
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