These Are the Goods
Posted March 31, 2019 by Michael Batnick
Articles Factor funds underperform their academic factors by about 3% per year
By Dan Rasmussen
When a measure becomes the target it ceases to be a good measure
By Ryan Krueger
The people that missed the bubble spent the next eight years ridiculing the people who got sucked into it.
By Jared Dillian
Permanent information is what teaches you what to do with expiring information
By Morgan Housel
There are no hard and fast rules.
By Craig Shapiro
For a field with lots of stats, we still have little idea of how well the economy is doing at the moment
By Eddy Elfenbein
What are the benign myths that exist in the financial advisor community?
By Phil Huber
Maybe next year they’ll start issuing iMortgage
By Fat Tailed and Happy
The economy is not the stock market, and we can’t time either
By Blair duQuesnay
How would you invest your $1 million to preserve its buying power until 2119?
By Nick Maggiulli
Podcasts A PhD student was managing the University of Chicago’s bond portfolio
With Barry Ritholtz and Roger Ibbotson
We’re not an agenda driven company
With David Perell and Erika Nardini
You can’t conclude that markets are irrational just because individuals are
With Patrick O’Shaughnessy and Michael Mauboussin
They can call my office
With Meb Faber and Paul Lountzis
Books It is better to make yourself obsolete than to wait and let your competitors do it for you .
By Todd Buchholz
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