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Based in Hong Kong we are a team of professional and qualified financial advisors who collectively have decades of advising experience in providing independent fee based lifestyle financial planning advice At Pyrmont Wealth Management we have a team of professional and qualified advisors who collectively have decades of advising experience in providing financial planning and investment advice.

15/07/2026

Markets are at record highs. Should investors be worried?

It's a question many investors ask whenever markets reach new highs.
The instinct is understandable. It can feel like the wrong time to invest or the right time to take money off the table.

But history tells a different story.

Since 1990, developed markets have reached hundreds of all-time highs, and they've continued to climb over the long term. In fact, research suggests that investing at market highs has historically produced positive long-term outcomes more often than many investors expect.

The lesson?

All-time highs are not a signal to panic. They are a normal part of how markets grow over time.

Rather than trying to predict the next correction, successful investing is about staying diversified, maintaining perspective and focusing on your long-term goals.

👉 Read our latest blog to discover why market highs shouldn't derail your investment strategy:
https://monkeylink.co/a8babb

08/07/2026

What if the biggest investment lesson of 2026 isn't about what happened, but how quickly everything changed?

The first half of the year proved just how unpredictable markets can be:

• Global equities rebounded to new highs despite ongoing geopolitical uncertainty.
• Emerging markets outperformed developed markets.
• Small value stocks beat large growth, catching many investors by surprise.
• Investors who stayed disciplined were rewarded, while those reacting to headlines risked missing the recovery.

The takeaway? Diversification and a long-term mindset continue to matter far more than trying to predict what's next.

Read Dimensional's latest Midyear Market Review to see what drove markets and the lessons every investor can take into the second half of the year:
https://monkeylink.co/9081c0

01/07/2026

The World Cup is full of emotion.

One big win and fans start believing their team will lift the trophy. One defeat and suddenly everything feels lost.

Sound familiar?
As investors, we can fall into many of the same behavioural traps:
- Chasing momentum
- Becoming overconfident
- Letting emotions drive decisions
- Creating stories from short-term events
- Assuming recent trends will continue indefinitely

The reality is that both football and investing are uncertain. Success rarely comes from reacting to every twist and turn. It comes from maintaining perspective, staying disciplined and focusing on the long term.

This article explores the behavioural lessons investors can learn from the game.

👉 Read the blog: Behavioural Lessons From the World Cup https://monkeylink.co/60a28a

24/06/2026

Markets seem increasingly certain about AI's future. Perhaps they shouldn't be.

The AI trade has driven extraordinary market concentration and dispersion, yet many critical questions remain unanswered around returns, competition, business models and long-term value creation.

This doesn't mean the AI investment case is wrong. It means the future is still uncertain.

In times like these, the key question for investors isn't whether AI wins or loses. It's whether their portfolio is diversified enough for all the things they cannot know.

Learn more:
The Equity Market is Certain About AI, Perhaps it Shouldn’t Be https://monkeylink.co/2fc924

17/06/2026

Investing successfully is often less about finding the next big opportunity and more about avoiding common mistakes.

In fact, three of the most damaging investor behaviours are surprisingly common:

• Trying to time the market
• Chasing popular stocks making headlines
• Selecting investments based on past performance alone

The challenge? These decisions can feel sensible in the moment, but history shows they often lead to poorer long-term outcomes.

The good news is that successful investing does not require perfect predictions. It requires discipline, diversification and a long-term perspective.

Read this interesting article from Dimensional to discover the three common investing mistakes and how to avoid them.

👉 3 Common Investing Mistakes | Dimensional https://monkeylink.co/ec7831

10/06/2026

Do political events really drive investment markets?
Recent headlines about rising UK government borrowing costs and gilt yields may suggest they do. But the reality is far more complex.

Bond yields are influenced by a wide range of factors, including inflation, interest rates, economic growth and global events. Politics is just one piece of the puzzle.

More importantly, history shows that trying to predict market movements based on political developments is incredibly difficult, even for professional investors.

The lesson?

Successful investing is rarely about reacting to headlines. It is about maintaining a disciplined, long-term approach through changing market conditions.

Read our latest blog to learn why investors should be cautious about drawing direct links between politics and portfolio performance.

👉 Gilt Yields and Governments: Why Investors Should Ignore Political Noise https://monkeylink.co/5657ff

03/06/2026

Daily market moves can feel noisy, but long-term investing is about perspective.

When headlines dominate the news and markets experience short-term fluctuations, it can be tempting to focus on what is happening right now. However, successful investing is rarely about reacting to every development. It's about maintaining a disciplined approach and staying focused on your long-term objectives.

As highlighted in this article from Dimensional:
Taking a Step Back | Dimensional https://monkeylink.co/31c299,
taking a step back can help investors see beyond the day-to-day noise, market fluctuations, and appreciate the bigger picture. Markets have always experienced periods of uncertainty, but history shows that patience and a long-term perspective have been powerful allies for investors.

The challenge is not avoiding volatility. It's avoiding the temptation to let it derail a well-constructed plan.

Sometimes, the most valuable investment decision is simply staying the course.

26/05/2026

When markets become volatile, many investors feel the urge to react.
But history tells a very different story.

Over the past 100 years, markets have experienced crashes, corrections and periods of uncertainty, yet long-term investors have consistently been rewarded for staying invested.

Some key reminders from the data:
• Annual market returns are rarely “average”
• 75% of calendar years have delivered positive returns
• Many of the strongest rebounds came after major declines
• Emotional decisions during volatility can often do more harm than the downturn itself

Volatility is uncomfortable, but it is also a normal part of investing.
The challenge is not avoiding uncertainty. It is having a plan robust enough to live through it.

👉 Read the full article and see why patience remains one of the greatest investment advantages: How to See Your Way Through Volatile Markets | Dimensional https://monkeylink.co/c39ba1

20/05/2026

Most investors spend too much time reacting to markets and not enough time thinking about the beliefs driving their decisions.

Because your investment philosophy matters far more than the latest headline.
In our latest blog, we explore:

• Why survival matters more than chasing returns
• The dangers of performance chasing
• Why long-term thinking is such a powerful advantage
• How behaviour shapes investment outcomes more than most people realise

A timely reminder that successful investing is often less about prediction and more about discipline.

Read the full blog here: https://monkeylink.co/688b1f

13/05/2026

What do you actually want from life?
Not from your portfolio.
Not from the market.
From your life.

Because financial planning should not start with products, forecasts or investment performance. It should start with questions like:

• Can I afford to slow down?
• Am I financially secure enough to enjoy life now?
• Will my family be okay if something happens to me?
• What does “enough” actually look like for me?
• Am I building wealth… or just staying busy?

A successful financial life is not just about growing assets. It is about creating clarity, freedom and confidence in the future you want to live.

The real value of financial planning is understanding where you are today, where you want to go and whether your current path will get you there.

Read our latest blog: “LifePlan: What Do You Want From Life?”
LIFEPLAN: WHAT DO YOU WANT FROM LIFE? https://monkeylink.co/001720

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