These Are the Goods
Posted February 10, 2019 by Michael Batnick
Articles Even if you are somewhat decent at calling bottoms, you would still lose in the long run
By Nick Maggiulli
We may now understand the magic, but only the magician could have created the trick.
By John Rekenthaler
The law most likely to govern here is the Law of Unintended Consequences
By Jason Zweig
The illiquidity premium was assumed to be a foregone conclusion by any institutional investors. It’s time to reassess this idea.
By Ben Carlson
If you have to forecast interest rates, do it in the shower where nobody can hear you.
By Jim Grant
What’s fascinating about investor amnesia is that it not only causes long-term investors to forget their gains, but that it also has them forget about the pain they endured to receive them
By Douglas Boneparth
The more you pay attention the more behavioral risk you create for yourself
By Cullen Roche
The same mindset that allows visionaries to see things normal people can’t blinds them to realities normal people understand
By Morgan Housel
Weaker intuition and harder story-telling
By Cliff Asness
Don’t catch yourself trick-or-treating to the people you love
By Deion Sanders
Podcasts You hate yourself for hating yourself
With Brian Koppelman and Steven Pressfield
They struggle with credibility
With J.J. Reddick and David Solomon
I don’t like guys that talk shit and don’t play in games
With Bill Simmons and Ryen Russillo
Books What the advertiser needs to know is not what is right about the product but what is wrong about the buyer
By Neil Postman
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