These Are the Goods
Posted March 25, 2018 by Michael Batnick
Articles
Anecdotes are nice and interesting to examine, but what about the average firm?
By Jack Vogel
How is it possible that on average the strategy is a winner if each and every path is expected to decay over time?
By Corey Hoffstein
Selling is as unnatural to me as writing with my less dominant hand.
By Dina Isola
The quest for “slow and steady” is largely misguided
By Jeffrey Ptak
If you can tell a good enough story, you can raise someone’s expectations
By Nick Maggiulli
Consider your portfolio. Do you have a Teddy Bridgewater, or a David Wright in there?
By Timothy Mullooly
When things are calm people believe what they tell themselves. When things are crazy they believe what other people tell them.
By Morgan Housel
Asset managers know you want to get rich.
By Cullen Roche
Podcasts
You don’t have to be dramatic in some of the bets you take to win.
With Ted Seides and Wayne Wicker
TV has replaced novels.
With Bill Simmons and Chuck Klosterman
You can trade Russian small caps at ten in the morning.
With Jeremy Schwartz, Wes Gray and Eric Balchunas
Only 2% of advisors are fee only
With Michael and Ben
Are investors confused? Well of course they are!
With Scott Dauenhauer, Tony Isola, Dina Isola, and Barbara Roper
After 300 likes you could be known by an outsider better than your own spouse.
With Michael Barbaro and Matthew Rosenberg
Books
On Tuesday, November 19, 1963, Richard Helms carried a Belgian sub-machine gun concealed in an airline travel bag into the White House.
By Tim Weiner
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