Should You Be 100% Long Stocks?
– thereformedbroker.com
The New York Times is out with an investing column that posits the following: You should be 100% stocks in your portfolio because, given enough time, they should outperform everything else you can possibly own in an investment account.
And here is the data that “proves” it – as long as you’re willing to bet that the future will look precisely like the past:
And here is the data that “proves” it – as long as you’re willing to bet that the future will look precisely like the past:
I’m troubled by this idea, althoug…
What Happens Next?
– zerohedge.com/
With so much riding on the American "consumer" – given the collapse of the US manufacturing industry and massive mal-investment over-stocking falsely signalled by The Fed's "help" – one wonders just what happens next as the Services economy begins to roll over and the gap between the consumer and industrial America – which has never, in over 30 years, been wider – converges back to a new normal dystopia…Best Asian Stocks to Buy Now According to Tiger Pacific Capital
– insidermonkey.com
China-focused hedge fund Tiger Pacific Capital recently submitted its first 13F filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), revealing a U.S equity portfolio worth almost $110 million as of December 31. The fund was founded by Run Ye, Junji Takegami and Hoyon Hwang in 2012, with seed…
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Favorite reads of 2015, Curated for the Curious Investor
– ritholtz.com
On-the-books advice on reads
Barry Ritholtz
Washington Post, February 7, 2016
Late last year, in a fit of pique lamenting poor financial advice in the media, I wrote a column headlined “Bah humbug to ridiculous year-end financial advice.” In it, I urged people to read books.
I mentioned that my favorite of 2015 was “Last Ape Standing: The Seven-Million-Year Story of How and Why We Survived” by Chip Walter…
Barry Ritholtz
Washington Post, February 7, 2016
Late last year, in a fit of pique lamenting poor financial advice in the media, I wrote a column headlined “Bah humbug to ridiculous year-end financial advice.” In it, I urged people to read books.
I mentioned that my favorite of 2015 was “Last Ape Standing: The Seven-Million-Year Story of How and Why We Survived” by Chip Walter…
Talking Stocks on Bloomberg
– crossingwallstreet.com
I had a chance to discuss this hectic market on Bloomberg today with Scarlet Fu and Alix Steel:
from Royalty Gateway http://www.royaltygateway.com/talking-stocks-on-bloomberg-more-1249-am-feb-14th/
Should You Be 100% Long Stocks?
– thereformedbroker.com
The New York Times is out with an investing column that posits the following: You should be 100% stocks in your portfolio because, given enough time, they should outperform everything else you can possibly own in an investment account.
And here is the data that “proves” it – as long as you’re willing to bet that the future will look precisely like the past:
And here is the data that “proves” it – as long as you’re willing to bet that the future will look precisely like the past:
I’m troubled by this idea, althoug…
What Happens Next?
– zerohedge.com/
With so much riding on the American "consumer" – given the collapse of the US manufacturing industry and massive mal-investment over-stocking falsely signalled by The Fed's "help" – one wonders just what happens next as the Services economy begins to roll over and the gap between the consumer and industrial America – which has never, in over 30 years, been wider – converges back to a new normal dystopia…Best Asian Stocks to Buy Now According to Tiger Pacific Capital
– insidermonkey.com
China-focused hedge fund Tiger Pacific Capital recently submitted its first 13F filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), revealing a U.S equity portfolio worth almost $110 million as of December 31. The fund was founded by Run Ye, Junji Takegami and Hoyon Hwang in 2012, with seed…
[[ This is a content summary only…
Favorite reads of 2015, Curated for the Curious Investor
– ritholtz.com
On-the-books advice on reads
Barry Ritholtz
Washington Post, February 7, 2016
Late last year, in a fit of pique lamenting poor financial advice in the media, I wrote a column headlined “Bah humbug to ridiculous year-end financial advice.” In it, I urged people to read books.
I mentioned that my favorite of 2015 was “Last Ape Standing: The Seven-Million-Year Story of How and Why We Survived” by Chip Walter…
Barry Ritholtz
Washington Post, February 7, 2016
Late last year, in a fit of pique lamenting poor financial advice in the media, I wrote a column headlined “Bah humbug to ridiculous year-end financial advice.” In it, I urged people to read books.
I mentioned that my favorite of 2015 was “Last Ape Standing: The Seven-Million-Year Story of How and Why We Survived” by Chip Walter…
Talking Stocks on Bloomberg
– crossingwallstreet.com
I had a chance to discuss this hectic market on Bloomberg today with Scarlet Fu and Alix Steel:
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