Feb. 23, 2026

Episode 341 - The Hidden Power of Zooming Out

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In this episode, Ryan Burklo and Alex Collins discuss the complexities of navigating stock market opinions and the futility of market timing. They emphasize the importance of a diversified investment strategy and the need for long-term planning, especially as individuals approach retirement. The conversation highlights the noise created by market predictions and the necessity of focusing on personal financial goals rather than external pressures.

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Takeaways

Market timing does not work; it's about time in the market.
Predictions are often just guesses; focus on planning instead.
Diversification is key to a healthy investment portfolio.
Understanding the market means looking beyond just the S&P 500.
Many investors are over-concentrated in a few stocks.
Zooming out helps to see the bigger picture of investments.
Retirement planning should start well before retirement age.
It's important to align your financial strategy with personal goals.
The financial landscape has changed; past strategies may not apply today.
Planning for the future is quieter but more impactful than predictions.

Chapters

00:00 Navigating Market Opinions
03:09 Understanding Market Timing and Predictions
05:45 The Importance of Diversification
11:59 Planning for Retirement and Market Valuation