These Are the Goods
Posted April 23, 2017 by Michael Batnick
Articles Guaranteed income often comes at a very expensive price.
By Tony Isola
There is a theme to Vanguard’s top sellers: breadth. Four of the company’s five most-popular funds during this year’s first quarter have “total” in their names.
By John Rekenthaler
Maintaining an edge is unrealistic, but finding new edges on a regular basis may be even more unrealistic.
By Josh Brown
Painful lessons are the best teachers.
By Ian Cassel
Planning is important, but it is not urgent. The consequences of your inaction won’t be felt for decades.
By Dina isola
Firms mimic success, and the most successful firm in the world is Amazon.
By Scott Galloway
The conversation more than ever before is about the trade, fast money, the moment, the short-termism of the world.
By Erik Schatzker
Podcasts Kurt Russell shares some Val Kilmer and Mel Gibson stories.
By Bill Simmons
Evolution at the speed of thought hasn’t completely adapted yet to trading at the speed of light.
By Barry Ritholtz
One of the things about small businesses is that they’re small, which isn’t much of an insight, but it turns out to be the key insight.
By Patrick O’Shaughnessy
Books The most interesting thing in nature is the human soul.
By Damion Searls
More work continues to be done on the ability of these factors to explain anomalies. And with each new discovery, once again alpha becomes beta.
By Larry Swedroe and Andrew Berkin
Videos So, what do you think the markets are gonna do tomorrow?
By Jim O’Shaughnessy
How Amazon is dismantling retail.
By Scott Galloway
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