Franklin Templeton Investments carried out a survey over three years, from 2010 to 2012, to measure investors' perceptions of how markets performing vs. reality. The results were interesting.
Source: Franklin Templeton
Related Posts
When Diversification Matters: The Case for Global Real Estate
Listen on The Move When equity markets grow concentrated and expensive, the real risk isn’t volatility —…
Five Questions into 2026: Discipline at the Edge of Euphoria
In their First Quarter 2026 note1, the Global Asset Allocation Team at Fidelity Investments Canada frame the moment…
Financial Repression Is Back — And Most Investors Are Still Asking the Wrong Questions
“When regime change occurs, the greatest risk for any investor is to get all the right answers to…
Commodities, Reconsidered: From Tactical Trade to Structural Allocation
BMO Global Asset Management’s Bipan Rai on how allocations to broad commodities exposure can serve as a meaningful strategic diversifier in traditional portfolios.
The Return of the Stock Picker’s Market
by Adam Turnquist, Chief Technical Strategist, LPL Financial If you judged the S&P 500 solely by its flat…
Wesbury: Good GDP, Not So Good Jobs
by Brian S. Wesbury – Chief Economist & Robert Stein, CFA – Deputy Chief Economist, First Trust Portolios…
AI Anxiety Masks Broadening Equity Strength
by Professor Jeremy J. Siegel, Senior Economist to WisdomTree and Emeritus Professor of Finance at The Wharton School…
‘Heads I win, tails I win’ market environment
by Brian Levitt, Chief Global Market Strategist and Head of Strategy & Insights, Benjamin Jones, Global Head of…