Clay Cockrell has a unusual job. In his words, he’s a psychotherapist treating the “1% of the 1%” in New York City. From this vantage point, Cockrell has gained unique insights into the lives of the extremely wealthy. And what conclusions does he draw about money and happiness? “If you have an [...]
Yet another reason
Sometimes I feel like a broken record when I talk about the benefits of index funds. And to be honest, index fund advocates—myself included—are sometimes guilty of being a little preachy. So I won’t bore you with the same facts I’ve cited before. But the stock market’s behavior this year is worth [...]
The curious case of Adam Neumann
This week the world met WeWork founder Adam Neumann. The meeting did not go well. In recent months, WeWork had been preparing an initial public offering for its stock, and things seemed on track. But by the end of this week, the IPO had been shelved and Neumann was out of a job. The proximate [...]
The Shakespeare of personal finance
In the investment world, I think it's fair to say, there’s a lot of nonsense and hot air. But there are a few people who are like the Shakespeare of personal finance: In virtually every word, there is great wisdom. Warren Buffett is probably the dean among this group. Another is Peter Lynch, who in [...]
Staying positive
Earlier this week, the president again criticized the Federal Reserve. Calling chairman Powell and his colleagues “boneheads,” the president expressed frustration that they haven't done more to lower interest rates. Specifically, the president said, we should, “get our interest rates down to ZERO, [...]
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