These Are the Goods
Posted April 15, 2018 by Michael Batnick
Articles Experience is a hard teacher because it gives the test first, and only then provides the lesson.
By Carmen Sanchez and David Dunning
Seeking out problems for which no solution currently exists
By Amanda Cantrell
It’s an uncertain business
By Ben Smith
Being human is being able to enjoy life
By Khe Hy
You couldn’t pay me six-figures to take back the experiences I had during my four years of college.
By Ben Carlson
In 2013, Novogratz put seven million dollars of his own money in cryptocurrency investments when bitcoin was selling at around a hundred dollars a coin.
By Gary Shteyngart
We read the same blog posts. We listen to the same podcasts. We see the same Tweets.
By Nick Maggiulli
Success breeds competition and nothing attracts a crowd like a crowd
By Josh Brown
If you know how to spend less than you get, you have the philosopher’s stone.
By Dan Rasmussen
It’s hard for stakeholders in real time to distinguish between something that’s temporarily out of favor and a manager who can’t execute any longer.
By Morgan Housel
I’ve seen no rhyme or reason to the recommendations that were made, but for one consistent theme: It was really good for the person selling it; not the poor investor buying it.
By Dina Isola
Financial literacy month should be every month.
By Tony Isola
There has never been a 30-year period in the U.S. equity markets without at least one year-over-year loss of greater than 20%.
By Justin Sibears
Podcasts The demands of something new that comes from a world of abundance.
With Tim Ferriss and Daniel Pink
The 20th century was the triumph of the optimists.
With Meb Faber and Elroy Dimson
We don’t have an obvious bubble staring us in the face.
With Barry Ritholtz and Matt Kadnar
People always overestimate the things that make them happy.
With Patrick O’Shaughnessy and Nikhil Kalghathi
The order of the evaluation of a running back is completely different than the fan’s evaluation of a running back.
With Michael Lombardi and Tate Frazier
Books Every great victory carries the seed of ultimate defeat.
By Rich Cohen
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