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Synopsis
Evidence-Based Investing introduces readers to active investment management and challenges the investment community.
C. Theodore Hicks II, founder of Hicks & Associates Wealth Management, LLC, explains why a truly active investment approach is more appropriate today than ever before. He also urges the investment community to stop relying on academic theories that are null and void.
Too often, the investment community and financial media extol the virtues of investing for the long term without thinking about surviving the short term. Our nation’s history is replete with examples of prolonged periods of negative stock and bond market environments.
The reality is that to invest well over the long term, you must survive today, tomorrow, and next week. But how?
The author walks readers through his firm’s approach of how his team applies a rigorous, rules-based philosophy to grow investment portfolios while minimizing the downside of market volatility.
If you’re inclined to question conventional wisdom and want a roadmap to develop your own rules to achieve maximum returns, you’ll find this book an indispensable resource.
Author Bio
Theodore Hicks began his financial planning and asset management career in February 1999 by joining one of the nation’s largest financial planning and advice firms. In 2020, Hicks and his team broke away to join an independent Registered Investment Advisory (RIA) firm. Two years later, when other professional advisors started indicating interest in hiring Hicks to sub-advise for the assets under their care, Hicks launched Hicks & Associates Wealth Management, LLC an SEC Registered RIA. Today, Hicks serves as the Chief Executive Officer and Chief Investment Officer where he oversees the firm’s proprietary multi-strategy investment approach. Hicks & Associates Wealth Management is based in Cary, NC where Hicks resides with his wife and two children, ages 11 and 17. Their oldest daughter, along with her husband and their son, also live nearby.
