On the lowest effort way to prepare for a decent retirement.
We Are All Investors Now
On the history of retail investing and where I think we are headed next.
How Does a Raise Early in Your Career Affect Your Finances?
On raise size, raise timing, and how your future raise savings rate affects your finances.
In Defense of Global Stocks
On the risks and rewards of investing in stocks outside of the U.S.
How Often Does Dollar Cost Averaging Fail?
On dollar cost averaging (DCA) and how often it fails as an investment strategy.
How Much Do You Need to Be Financially Independent?
How to think about financial independence and figuring out how much you need to be financially free.
Don’t Win the Game Too Early
On the downsides of too much wealth and the importance of the journey over the destination.
Is There A Better Way to Invest in Meme Stocks?
On the resurgence of the joke as investment meme cycle and whether there is a more responsible way to participate in this movement.
Is $1 Million Still Worth $1 Million?
On inflation, the American obsession with millionaires, and how much you need to be considered rich.
No, Millennials Aren’t Poorer Than Previous Generations
Clearing up misconceptions on Millennial wealth and who is actually struggling in the generational divide.
Should You Ever Invest in a Leveraged Index Fund?
A historical analysis of leveraged index fund investing and when it’s likely to be the most profitable.
4 Investing Lessons from David Swensen
On asset allocation, equity exposure, and other lessons from one of the greatest investors of all time.
Two Bets for the Next Decade
Two titans of the financial industry have placed their bets for the next decade. Who do you side with?
Whose Decline is it Anyway?
On accepting personal responsibility for your investment decisions.
The Craziest Market I’ve Ever Seen
On meme stocks, dogecoin, and jokes as an investment.
When Wealth Isn’t Real
On the illusionary nature of wealth and why it sometimes doesn’t exist.
Why You Shouldn’t Pick Individual Stocks
On the existential dilemma of stock picking.
If You Play With FIRE, Don’t Get Burned
On finding financial independence and the possible downsides of early retirement.
Started From the Bottom
Investing lessons one year since the March 2020 bottom.
The Boy Who Cried Bubble
On calling bubbles too often and finding simple solutions to complex problems.
