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When considering the prospects for an early-stage business, it’s hard to know the right ingredients for success. You might assess the firm's business model, and value proposition. You might look for diverse traits in the [...]
Although randomness is all around us, we often fail to recognize the profound role it plays in our lives. Evolutionary biology and faulty intuition lead us to make mistakes that can radically distort our perception of [...]
ETFs are taking over the world. Last year, according to ETFGI, a research firm, ETF net inflows were $372 billion, representing 10% growth versus 2014. Today, ETF assets stand at ~$3 trillion, a figure that [...]
The Federal Reserve is in the news a lot these days, but despite its prominence and importance to the world economy, not many people know about how it got its start just over 100 years [...]
Hi Readers/Fans: We are happy to announce that our second book, DIY Financial Advisor, is finally available. For a limited time (and while supplies last) we are selling the book direct for $14.99! To get this deal you need [...]
Among a certain set of people, the desire to be good at poker is just in their bones. Maybe it’s because they want to win some money, maybe it’s because they like besting their buddies [...]
We've spent a lot of time these days thinking about how to identify economic moat, or a firm's ability to defend against competitive forces in the marketplace. In our search for better understanding we ran [...]
Book Overview One of the most fundamental choices for any investor is their approach to strategic asset allocation. What are the major asset classes to consider, and how much should be allocated to each asset [...]
Book Overview Anyone involved in business has observed that certain products, services or ideas seem to catch on and become wildly popular. Others ideas fall flat. Why do some ideas fail to achieve widespread acceptance [...]
Book Overview In today’s complex financial world, borrowing rates are all around us, implicit in everything from our credit cards to our mortgages. Many of these ubiquitous financial products share a common reference rate, the London [...]