Even the world’s best investors are not immune from making mistakes. Come find out why.
Nothing Happens, Then Everything Happens
On the periodic nature of progress and destruction that occurs in both markets and in life.
No Laws, Only Tendencies
The main difference between natural and financial systems is that natural systems tend to have immutable laws, while financial systems only have tendencies.
The Easiest Retirement Choice
Retirement is one of the most complex topics in investing. This post simplifies the process to focus on what matters the most.
How to Invest a Lump Sum
When investing a lump sum of money, it is better to do it all at once than to dollar cost average into the market. Here’s why.
The Cognitive Aristocracy
With evidence of a growing cognitive divide in society, what should we do to mitigate this problem, if anything?
Even God Couldn’t Beat Dollar-Cost Averaging
A market timing strategy rarely outperforms dollar cost averaging even when that strategy knows exactly when to buy.
One Big Thing
Reducing complexity can be powerful for understanding larger systems. Come find out the importance of knowing one big thing.
Fickle Fortune
On the upsides and downsides of luck in investing and in life.
Beware the Gatekeeper
Confirmation bias is one of the most powerful human biases. A story from my personal life illustrates why.
