A historical look at the inflation rate.
Ben Carlson
Money Lessons From The White Lotus
Money lessons from Daphne, Cameron, Ethan, Harper, Tanya, Quentin and crew.
Demographics vs. the Stock Market
Are baby boomers going to crash the stock market?
How Often is the Market Down in Consecutive Years?
Stocks and bonds are rarely down two years in a row but it can happen.
Some Thoughts About Investing
Some random thoughts about markets and investing I’ve been thinking about lately: The fear of missing out and the joy of missing out are two sides of the same coin. In bull markets, you feel like an idiot for not going all-in on the highest of high fliers. In bear markets, that FOMO quickly turns…
What Happens If Housing Prices Fall 20%?
Nationwide price declines in the housing market are relatively rare. Since 1987, there have been just three times when the Case-Shiller National Home Price Index has been in a state of drawdown: The first was in the early-1990s when housing prices fell a little more than 2% nationally. Then you have the housing crash at…
What Is the Bond Market Saying About the Economy?
Is the bond market a reliable indicator of the economy?
Don’t Try to Get Rich Twice
Building wealth vs. conserving wealth.
This Year Could Have Been Worse For Investors
2022 hasn’t been great for investors but it could have been a lot worse.
Some Thoughts on Active vs. Passive, Bear Markets vs. Recessions, Inverted Yield Curves & Holiday Weight Gain
Some thoughts on some charts.
