The Seven Virtues of Great Investors
To be an intelligent investor doesn’t require extraordinarily high I.Q. It does, however, require the right temperament. These posts can help you cultivate it.
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Online trading buddies can lift you up when you’re feeling down. But real-world friends tell you when you’re wrong.
A Speech
A short speech on the good that financial journalism can still do.
The Art of the Bubble
A detailed guided tour of the deep symbolism in William Hogarth’s engraving of the South Sea Bubble.
Born of Boom and Bust
In William Hogarth’s engraving of the South Sea Bubble, chaos reigns in the wake of widespread financial ruin.
Warren Buffett and the $300,000 Haircut
There’s a reason the Oracle of Omaha is an ultrabillionaire as he turns 90: He grasped the power of compounding at the age of 10. The sooner the rest of us fully understand it, the better off we’ll be.