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Wealth inequality is driving the economy.
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Wealth inequality is driving the economy.
This passive bubble talk makes no sense.
The housing market is even worse in Canada than it is here.
A reader asks: Ben, I believe you have written at least once about how surprisingly few times the stock market has grown near its long-term average in a given year. In other words, its typical annual returns are well above its long-term ~10% average, or well below. I’m searching for it on your blog site...
Slack is a lot like Twitter from my vantage point. It’s a service I use all the time. It’s become an integral part of my life from both a work and social perspective. Every time I talk to someone else who uses the service they share my love for the platform. And it’s almost impossible to explain its usefulness...
Some thoughts on the universe.
The similarities between Ivar Kreuger and Sam Bankman Fried.
Bull markets make you feel smarter than you are. Bear markets make you feel dumber than you are.
Probabilities vs. the real world when it comes to big money decisions.
3 ways to look at the stocks with huge gains despite businesses with huge losses.
All the weird outcomes from the most counterintuitive recession in history.
What happens when you only invest at the peaks of the market by being the world's worst market timer.