By looking at the value of a hypothetical investment of $1 into stocks, Government Bonds and Treasury Bills, you can see just how differently the $1 grew in each investment (1926-2017).

This chart depicts the advantages and disadvantages of diversification versus performance chasing over the last fifteen years.

Shows how markets have recovered after recessions and the importance of not leaving money on the sidelines.

Helping investors understand that over time, dollar cost averaging may result in a lower cost per share versus making a lump sum investment.

Illustrates the number of positive performance years for the S&P 500® Index outweighed the number of negative years from 1928 through 2017.

Market volatility can leave investors feeling uneasy about the choices they’ve made. Help them stay committed and keep emotions in check through market ups and downs.

Look at the bigger picture and put short-term volatility in perspective by explaining long-term investment focus.