Be More Positive and Make More Money: Why a Better Attitude Can Lead to Better Investment Results
The stock market is essentially the world's largest pari-mutuel system with the pricing mechanism acting as odds for future outcomes for various companies, industries, sectors, asset classes, countries, etc. If the bulk of the population views the future through an overly pessimistic lens, the market may be vastly under-pricing future growth and potential.
Unveiling Bill Ackman's Surprising Proposal: Government-Funded Investment Accounts
According to Ackman, giving every American a little skin in the game will ensure that all Americans have ownership in the success of capitalism and prevent a turning to “potentially radical” alternatives.
Warren Buffett's 2020 to Shareholders: Investing Wisdom and Witty Insights
Mr. Buffett is one of the few titans with the achievements, clout, and personality to make a piece of writing regarding retained earnings, business acquisitions, property/casualty insurance, and corporate governance better than mundane. He delivers yet again with witty one-liners, jabs at Wall Street bureaucracy, and even a few pop culture references.
The Coronavirus Crisis and Investing: Finding Opportunities Amidst the Chaos
Investing during volatile times kind of feels like running into a burning building, it goes against human nature. The coronavirus outbreak and subsequent efforts to slow it’s spread feels a bit surreal. Our daily lives have been altered, and that’s something we take incredibly seriously.
The Ever-Advancing Frontier: Why Charlie Munger Underestimates the Next Wave of Innovation
Charlie Munger is a living legend. He’s best known as Warren Buffet’s trusted sidekick, right-hand man, and partner in building Berkshire Hathaway into the monstrous entity it is today. But he’s an icon in his own right. In a recent interview Mr. Munger was wrong about the future of innovation, way wrong.
Climate Shockwave: Larry Fink's Call for Capital Reallocation and the Future of Finance
Did you feel that? That shockwave was Blackrock CEO, Larry Fink, stating the obvious but something often only whispered on Wall Street; “the evidence on climate risk is compelling investors to reassess core assumptions about modern finance…in the near future - and sooner than most anticipate - there will be a significant reallocation of capital.”