These Are the Goods
Posted January 20, 2019 by Michael Batnick
Articles
Research has shown that female investors are more likely than men to focus on a family’s financial goals over their own absolute investment performance
By Blair duQuesnay
Consider saving to be a bill you have to pay. Your spending is the negotiable part.
By Daniel Egan
If you had a plan in place, stick to it; if you don’t, build one, and then stick to it
By Patrick O’Shaughnessy
Confirmation bias is the most dangerous cognitive bias in the world and nothing will convince me otherwise
By Nick Maggiulli
There are things you can’t speed up no matter what
By Douglas Boneparth
There is an asymmetry between buying and selling
By Barry Ritholtz
There doesn’t appear to be a noticeable difference in the speed of market cycles
By Ben Carlson
There is a lot of nuance here
By Phil Huber
Same thesis. Same strategy. Slightly different specification. Dramatically different outcomes.
By Corey Hoffstein
Most investors see the same data. Some are just less sensitive to new information than others.
By Morgan Housel
Jack always wanted what was best for the customer, even if it came from a competitor; he didn’t care
By Jon Stein
Podcasts
Adjusting to the physical nature of the game
With Vince Carter Kent Bazemore and Dirk Nowitzki
The moment you’re offended you’re automatically right.
With Scott Galloway and Jonathan Haidt
Quantifying the strength of a brand.
With Patrick O’Shaughnessy
No one knows how to conduct themselves under that type of pressure
With Joe Rogan and Mike Tyson
Books
He made 600 percent on his money in a matter of days.
By Tom Wright and Bradley Hope
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