These Are the Goods
Posted April 28, 2019 by Michael Batnick
Articles It’s easy to come up with a story for how you earned your wealth after you earned it
By Nick Maggiulli
I offer up some of the things that I could have done a better job with in my financial life
By Christine Benz
Advantage is only an advantage if others don’t have the same advantage.
By Drew Dickson
People show up at 4 am to wait in line with thousands of other people to tell each other about their lifelong commitment to not following the crowd.
By Morgan Housel
The days of stock market booms and busts are surely not ending even if our macroeconomy seems to be getting more stable
By Cullen Roche
We create a financial plan to give our money a purpose.
By Brendan Mullooly
Without first establishing a strong financial foundation, investing is nothing more than putting the cart before the horse
By Douglas Boneparth
Childcare is a necessity, not a luxury
By Blair duQuesnay
Disney was more desirable above $118 than below it. Makes no sense based on fundamentals, but all the sense in the world based on psychology.
By Josh Brown
What happened next is another age-old tale in the business world, of how a once-proud stalwart found itself on the edge of irrelevance.
By Polina Marinova
Podcasts It will rot your brain
With Patrick O’Shaughnessy and Josh Wolfe
I’ve never been a stay in your circle of competence kind of guy
With Ted Seides and David Zorub
Arguments are almost gone…now it’s surgical.
With Bill Simmons and Michael Lewis (and Ralph Macchio)
I don’t take cash, I don’t take stock, and I don’t take shit
With Tim Ferriss and Eric Schmidt
Books He had risen further in the eyes of the American people than Reagan ever had- further, in fact, than any other President in the history of public opinion surveys.
By Jon Meachem
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