
Paying for Information (In Reverse)
A mind trick that lets you pay up for a stock.
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A mind trick that lets you pay up for a stock.
Unlike the dotcom era, we're climbing a wall of skepticism.

Picking U.S. stocks used to be easy, then it got hard. It may get easy again.

My rich pessimist golf buddy says no one can identify a toppy market, but I think there are clear signals.

"Feed the ducks when they're quacking" may be right for some businesses, but fund managers have an obligation to protect investors from themselves.

I’m deep in the new Rolling Stones biography, which together with the World Cup have occupied my writing time, so I’m reposting one of my first Substacks, which few have seen.

When a fund is forced to change its strategy

Is the American Dream dead? If not, what has it become?

Quick termination, though it seems harsh, may be better in the end both for employer and employee.

Work in the 1980s

Plus, the New Gen Collectors