These Are the Goods
Posted August 26, 2018 by Michael Batnick
Articles Elliott has lost money in only two of its forty-one years of existence
By Sheelah Kolhatkar
Corrections and bear markets in emerging markets have outnumbered those in the U.S. by a factor of more than 2-to-1
By Ben Carlson
Earnings during the past 1 year and 2 years have risen faster than the S&P index itself
By Urban Carmel
Just because you have never experienced something doesn’t mean it will never happen
By Carolyn Gowen
Writing is about more than words
By Nick Maggiulli
The race to the bottom has concluded
By Josh Brown
Common knowledge is rarer than you think
By Rusty Guinn
That fund—around $550 million raised in 2011—has multiplied investors’ money roughly 25 times
By Rolfe Winkler
How will the indexers themselves behave during the next crash?
By Barry Ritholtz
How many people truly know that money isn’t some great panacea for emotional pain?
By Julius Thomas
The ability to invest in strategies that no normal investor can reasonably deploy
By Wesley Gray
In 2016, the tax deduction for charitable contributions cost the federal government at least fifty billion dollars.
By Elizabeth Kolbert
Podcasts Everything that could have gone wrong went wrong
With Delisha Grant and Tyrone Ross Jr.
Access to what the moment is asking for
With Patrick O’Shaughnessy, Boyd Varty, and Bronwyn Varty
The data advantage is narrowing
With Ted Seides and Ben Reiter
Return on flexibility
With Patrick O’Shaughnessy and Brent Beshore
One of the top five days in fin twit history
With me, Ben, and Morgan
He was snorting Vicodin and drinking Jack Daniels before the show
With Bartsool Sports, Joe Buck, Artie Lange, and Paul Ruud
Books My code is always, um, perfect. So I knew it had to be something else.
By Linus Torvalds and David Diamond
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