Articles
The economists of the early 20th century did not foresee that work might evolve from a means of material production to a means of identity production.
By Derek Thompson
Socialism is the symptom, but the underlying problem is cronyism
The 401(k) was supposed to be an extra savings account and nothing more.
At a 4% initial withdrawal rate, the odds of nearly depleting the portfolio are equal to the odds of growing it by more than 800%
The most expensive fund in the top ten inflows for 2018 charges 15 basis points
Smart is not a unique skill. That’s why so many smart people don’t outperform.
The smoothest life paths sometimes fail to teach us about what really brings us satisfaction day to day
You should always cherish your exceptions because markets are full of them
Retirement comes down to your savings rate and asset allocation. That’s it
Podcasts
You are seeing the destruction of bad active managers
With Patrick O’Shaughnessy and Michael Kitces
I’ll give you the code and you won’t have the guts to trade it
With Meb Faber and Marty Bergin
Books
The laws of probability don’t apply to our financial markets
