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Losses in the stock market are the price of admission.
Losses in the stock market are the price of admission.
Here’s what I’m thinking about after watching the stock market fall more than 7% today: The S&P is now down nearly 19% in just 13 trading sessions. These losses aren’t astronomical in a historical context but they’ve happened so quickly that I’m willing to call this a market crash. The problem with market crashes is…
On this edition of our favorite finance movies, we re-watched The Founder, the true story of how Ray Kroc built McDonald’s into one of the biggest restaurants and brands in the world and spread fast food to the masses. Listen here: Scenes mentioned: Books mentioned: The Fifties by David Halberstam Charts mentioned: Contact us at…
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This week’s Animal Spirits with Michael & Ben is supported by YCharts: Mention Animal Spirits and receive 20% off your subscription price when you initially sign up for the service. We discuss: What to make of the coronavirus and its potential impact The stock market sell-off The wild move in interest rates Is a recession the base case…
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