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Only one of the three fundamental types of liquidity are directly in the hands of the Fed.

By Mark Dow

There is more to life than money

By Joe Fahmy

Just recognize that financial independence and early retirement are not some magic bullet that will fix your life.

By Chris Mamula

Who knows who really got there first? There are at least 20 fathers of indexing

By Robin Wigglesworth

They can stop now, stand ready to ease if necessary, and still keep the expansion alive.

By Tim Duy

We know what happened in the past but have no idea what’s going to happen in the future

By Ben Carlson

Two chances to be wrong

By Blair duQuesnay

Ignore them at all costs

By Charlie Bilello

Many businesses struggle to balance quality and quantity

By Justin Mallory

Graham, Templeton, and Swensen succeeded by arriving early at the banquet table, loading up on prime rib and lobster tail, and leaving the fried chicken and casseroles for those who followed

By William Bernstein

The key to long-term capital appreciation is to remain committed to an objective process, and to remain even-keeled throughout

By Drew Dickson

You don’t know the odds of this game

By Ben Hunt

Did they not realize that the accolades had more to do with their service to the firm than their service to their clients?

By Dina Isola

 

Podcasts

Going behind a paywall

With Bill Simmons, Bryan Curtis, and Jason Gay

Books

The lessons we learn first are the lessons that last longest.

By Daniel Crosby

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