Martin Cobb, executive vice-president, portfolio management, with Franklin Templeton Investments, says,“Ill discipline, the lack of discipline, is possibly the greatest folly for all investors.” He encourages investors to decide on a sensible asset allocation, to seek out an active manager with a proven track record and, above all else, to be disciplined.
Watch the video to find out what else Cobb had to say on the topic.
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