These Are the Goods
Posted February 4, 2018 by Michael Batnick
Articles When 120 of the Commodore’s descendants gathered at Vanderbilt University in 1973 for the first family reunion, there was not a millionaire among them.
By Nick Maggiulli
People should read more history and fewer forecasts
By Morgan Housel
Mean-reversion based arguments are tricky. Use with caution.
By Sri Thiruvadanthai
None of it serves as a basis for establishing an investment strategy.
By Barry Ritholtz
There is an arc to being an asshole.
By Scott Galloway
As information becomes more easily accessible it loses its value.
By Ben Carlson
Today, funds with “absolute return” in their names command a total of $22 billion–one month’s work for Vanguard.
By John Rekenthaler
It takes a while to break bad habits.
By Anthony Isola
Inflation (and therefore interest rates) do not exhibit short-term momentum trends that will be identifiable based on chart analysis.
By Cullen Roche
The Market Gods love my gastrointestinal sacrifice.
By Steven Place
Cocaine came along and ruined the pot business.
By Seth Ferranti
Every year since 2009 people have been saying the easy money has been made but it feels like every year making money gets easier.
By Ben Carlson
Make trend following the benchmark.
By Econompic
Podcasts This was sheer murder.
By Dan Carlin
Quantitative factors are more predictive of the future than expert judgment.
With Meb Faber and Dan Rasmussen
It will be the most powerful media brand in the world by 2025.
With Patrick O’Shaughnessy and Anthony Pompliano
I don’t believe that technical analysis is voodoo bullshit, but.
With Me and Ben
Books Real-life experience is instructive, but the tuition is high
By Antonio García Martínez
We have now successfully passed all our deadlines without meeting any of them.
By Jon Gertner
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