How active funds have cost investors over $250 billion.
Inequality and Justice For All
On the future of economic outcomes in the U.S.
6 Months Are Responsible For All of the Gains in the U.S. Stock Market Since 2000
On the skew in monthly stock returns.
The Poverty Myth
What I learned about how Americans spend their money.
Where to Invest When You’re Investing
An introduction to asset allocation.
Don’t Follow Your Passion
On the skew of job market outcomes and why some careers are a gamble.
Why Manufacturing Jobs Aren’t Coming Back
On the changes in manufacturing productivity and what it means for the future of that labor market.
Retirement in America
On optimism in the face of insolvency.
How Hedge Funds Get Rich (Hint: It’s Not Their Returns)
Hedge funds don’t get rich because of their returns, they get rich because of their fees. If you want to understand the power of fee mathematics, read this.
