These Are the Goods
Posted June 30, 2019 by Michael Batnick
Articles This postseason 84% of Curry’s free throws were swishes
By Ryan Krueger
An investor must experience the highs of success and lows of failure several times before they can exploit these emotions in others.
By Ian Cassel
Risk management means paying insurance premiums all the time, not just when you want to
By Ben Calrson
People get mad about payment for order flow, because nobody writes books about Interest Rate Spreads Are Just Too Darn High.
By Patrick McKenzie
The “smart” money seems to know before a boom is about to occur, but has no predictive power over when things will crash
By Nick Maggiulli
We prefer incorrect models to incomplete models.
By Brendan Mullooly
Investing in stocks can be hazardous to one’s wealth
By Wesley Gray
Everyone finally sold out perfectly at the top.
By Macro Charts
Being less wrong is more important than being more right.
By Corey Hoffstein
Millionaires more often drive a Honda or Toyota than any luxury car brand
By Tadas Viskanta
Podcasts There’s a reason why things are priced cheap. The market doesn’t want to give value away.
With Patrick O’Shaughnessy and Jesse Livermore
Wen you allow people to trade it like an equity, it doesn’t matter what the underlying assert is, it will trade in line with stocks.
With Meb Faber and Brandon Zick
Thins really worked more readily than they do now
With AQR and Bill Eckhardt
There’s a very long history of retailers going out of business
With Bethany McLean and Seth Godin
Books Touchdown was 200 seconds away, and a 25-year-old with a handwritten cheat sheet was giving a thumbs-up to the first Moon landing.
By Charles Fishman
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