Bob and Carol have been through dramatic emotional swings – euphoria to discouragement, if not real depression – as you may well have experienced over the last decade of managing your investments.

Occasionally, on a Saturday morning, after a late breakfast, Bob and Carol try to reconcile their investments with their goals. It has been frustrating to watch their progress disappear at the unexpected whims of the market. Even more so when their advisors sound like a broken record – “You’re investing for the long-term. Just stay the course. It will all work out in the end.”

Well, Sally’s college tuition doesn’t have a long-term due date any more. And, while not wanting to think about it, retirement isn’t all that far away either.
What to do?

Carol looked up from her notes at Bob and said, “We can’t keep doing this. We have to change something about how we are making these decisions.”

“We can buy a newsletter,” replied Bob. “But, how will we know which one really works and isn’t just a bunch of hype?”
Carol cautioned, “We can no longer afford the ‘trial and error’ method.”

Bob picked up his cup of Jo, leaned back in his chair and pondered all they had discussed that morning.

After what seemed an interminably long silence, Bob sat up sharply, leaned on the table and said, “Carol! That’s it! Remember the ‘Life lines’ when we watched “Who Wants to be a Millionaire? When stumped, the contestant can call a friend or ask the audience. The audience is almost always right! What we need is a collective vote to improve our decision outcome.”

“Yeah! Right! And just where are we going to get an audience to give us an opinion on what we think should be a good investment?” chastised Carol, her frustration beginning to get the best of her.

There must be a way to figure out the collective wisdom of today’s investors” said Bob encouragingly.

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