Articles
The book officially killed the category.
The growth in market capitalization at these companies is the stuff of investing legend
The difficult part about working in a service profession is that you’re not selling a finished, manufactured product. You’re selling yourself or your firm’s ability to deliver on promises.
One of the worst excesses of the Roaring Twenties is still burning brightly.
3 key lessons about balancing business and social good
Future IPOs
The times it was just like 1987
My market value, like all things, will fade.
Trust me, I’m an expert.
Podcasts
These businesses are not ever going to be anything but depleting deep cyclicals.
With Patrick O’Shaughnessy, Matthew Smith, and Ian Singer
The guy who bet $20,000 to win $800 and lost.
With Meb Faber and Jeff Remsburg
Always take the lump sum.
Our version of the truth
With Jeremy Schwartz, Wes Gray, and Me
Books
The psychological literature confirms that people dread losses more than they look forward to gains, that they dwell on setbacks more than they savor good fortune, and that they are more stung by criticism than they are heartened by praise.
