These Are the Goods
Posted July 8, 2018 by Michael Batnick
Articles For all the time spent worrying about bear market risks, the overwhelming majority of short term traders and professional fund managers haven’t found a way to avoid it
By Urban Carmel
Over 50% of Americans will find themselves in the top 10% of earners for at least one year of their lives
By Ben Carlson
When George Washington died in 1799, he didn’t know about dinosaurs.
By Nick Maggiulli
If I ever get an economic law named after me I want it to be ‘there is no investment product so good gross, that there isn’t a fee that could make it bad net
By Cliff Asness via Tren Griffin
A $10,000 investment in the Daily Financial Bear 3X fund made in 2008 is now worth about $2.
By Spencer Jakab
Significant drawdowns and fixed withdrawals mix like oil and water.
By Corey Hoffstein
You can measure everything about a bubble except the most important part: When investors will stop believing in it.
By Morgan Housel
The video game online streaming audience is more than five times greater than Netflix subscribers
By Ryan Krueger
Podcasts My one rule for living came to me through the work of two people; Cliff Asness and Aaron Brown
With Malcolm Gladwell, Cliff Asness, and Aaron Brown
Is it better to be an influencer or a platform?
With Patrick O’Shaughnessy and Niel Roberson
I was under a major misunderstanding there
W ith Corey Hoffstein and Adam Butler
If everybody has money, and they’re looking for distressed, in that part of the market, it will never show up.
With Ted Seides and Peter Troob
Books How do you bomb a nation into the Stone Age when, in modern industrial terms, they are not that far removed from it?
By Mark Bowden
I did a Q&A with friend and new colleague Tadas Viskanta
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