Another year is in the books. They really do seem to fly by faster every year I turn older. I used to take the end of the year as a time to reflect on the year, and make a few bigger resolutions for the New Year. But at 30, I think I have the big Read more about New Year, New Me?[…]
I drove down to Justin’s office in Fishers, Indiana to record this episode in person. iTunes Episode 025: Live From Fishers Show notes: WSJ: When Couples Retire—And Then Start A Business Bloomberg: Forget Drones. Amazon’s Jeff Bezos Needs Lots Of Delivery Humans AQR: Once More, Without Feeling A Wealth Of Common Sense: Big Up Days In The Stock Market Read more about Reversion To The Mean — Episode 25: Live From Fishers[…]
iTunes Episode 024: Conflicting Narratives Show notes: Verdad Capital: Do MBA’s Make Better CEO’s? Cullen Roche: The Counterproductive Nature of Annual Forecasts Brendan Mullooly: The Rashomon Effect: What To Do WIth Narratives Michael Batnick: The Hardest Problem In Finance Bloomberg: Robinhood Will Offer Checking Service Promising 3% Interest Overcast My Dad’s Friendship With Charles Barkley NPR’s Read more about Reversion To The Mean — Episode 24: Conflicting Narratives[…]
When people quit a high-paying job to pursue a passion career, or quit traditional employment to start a business, or retire early, they can be met with many questions regarding the potential risk of these moves. Some people don’t understand how one could take such a risk when they have a good thing going. Questions Read more about You Can’t Plan For Everything[…]
iTunes Episode 023: 10% Less Work Show notes: WSJ: When Your Neighbors Move In to Your Investment Portfolio Forbes: Exotic ETFs: 11 Funds For When Tracking The S&P 500 Isn’t Good Enough RadReads: What To Do If Your Spouse Works Too Much NYT: One Top Taxpayer Moved, And New Jersey Shuddered A Wealth Of Common Sense: Your Household Read more about Reversion To The Mean — Episode 23: 10% Less Work[…]
Growing old is tough. We all know that. At some point we realize that life isn’t hanging out and partying with friends multiple days per week. One aspect of adulthood that can catch folks off guard is if they move into a different socio-economic class than their friends and relatives, or if their friends and Read more about Growing Apart[…]
iTunes Episode 022: Steaks and Sales Pitches Show notes: WSJ: Bogle Sounds A Warning On Index Funds Pragmatic Capitalism: John Bogle Is Wrong About Index Funds A Wealth Of Common Sense: The Stock Market Doesn’t Care About You The Belle Curve: Money Scripts A Wealth Of Common Sense: The Biggest Myth In Retirement Savings Morgan Read more about Reversion To The Mean — Episode 22: Steaks and Sales Pitches[…]
Have a six figure income by 25 years old? Nobody cares. Paid off your student loans within 24 months of graduation? Nobody cares. Rise the rank of partner in short order at your firm? Nobody cares. Max out all your retirement accounts and invest additional funds each year? Nobody cares. Paid off your mortgage by Read more about Nobody Cares[…]