A Wealth of Common Sense. Investor, author, and host of Animal Spirits podcast, focuses on simplifying finance for everyone; has backed over 200 companies.
I’ve always been a glass-is-half-full kind of person.
I don’t worry too much about things outside of my control. I try not to get stuck in the gloom-and-doom vortex so many people have been sucked into since the 2008 financial crisis and the advent of social media.
That doesn’t mean I’m naive to the fact that things are bad for a lot of people these days.
Everything’s expensive. There has nev...
Jonathan Novy from Ritholtz Chicago joined me on the show this week to discuss questions about the Kyle Busch insurance scandal, sequence of return risk in retirement, asset allocation decisions and learning vs. earning early in your finance career.
Further Reading:
Housing Market Nobility
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Peter Thiel: Capitalism Isn’t Working for Young People
The Benefits of Bubbles
AI Could Be the Railroad of the 21st Century. Brace Yourself.
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The New York Times has an op-ed warning that we could be heading for another 1929 peak:
Here’s the explanation and parallels:
The parallels between the 1920s and the 2020s are numerous — and ominous. The 1920s economy boomed while America recovered from a deadly pandemic, the flu of 1918. Americans used installment plans — the precursor to today’s ubiquitous “buy now, pay later” plans ...
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Bull markets make you feel smarter than you really are.
Bear markets make you feel dumber than you really are.
It’s almost impossible to avoid feeling like a know-it-all when things are going up and a know-nothing when things are going down.
That’s human nature.
Benjamin Graham started his investment partnership in the Roaring 20s with $400,000 of money from clients and his own capital. In just three years he ...
