Three weeks ago David Einhorn was a guest on the Masters in Business Podcast: “Market structures are broken and value investing is dead. That’s the view from David Einhorn. On this episode, the president of Greenlight Capital sits down for Read more…
I cannot recall how long ago I discovered @NomadicSamuel on Twitter. My definition of “Canadian Travel Blogger” might not be 100% accurate but take it as is; he’s a great chap who, for some reason, got the finance bug along Read more…
Tony Robbins just published a book about investing that is a not-so-hidden pitch to bring revenues to a Private Equity firm he’s a shareholder. Nick Maggiulli wrote a review that exposed the fact. Nothing out of the ordinary, you would Read more…
I had some difficulty deciding whether to write about Flexible Funds (FF) in English for a broader audience, or to suggest an Italian-only guest post with FinanzaCafona. FF are definitely popular in Italy among retail investors but I have never Read more…
Jared Dillian just released a book about personal finance (?) called No Worries – How to live a stress free financial life. Who’s Jared? I am not sure how to describe him, he worked in finance, has a paid daily Read more…
$CYA must be one of the best tickers ever for an ETF, innit? $CYA is the Simplify Tail Risk Strategy ETF. From their webpage: [CYA] seeks to provide income and capital appreciation while protecting against significant downside risk to investors Read more…
A few weeks ago I listened to a great episode of the Rational Reminder podcast about Professor Cederburg’s latest research. A research that seems to disrupt traditional thinking in the field of Lifecycle Investment Advice. Two main things are considered Read more…
In April 2022, I introduced on this blog The Italian Leather Sofa Model Portfolio. As a reminder, here is the portfolio composition: The idea behind the portfolio is stolen from here. The link offers the best explanation to what I Read more…
What is a Lazy Portfolio? A lazy portfolio is a combination of assets (asset allocation) that is easy to maintain. It is the sort of investment you can automatically throw money into, rebalance once every quarter or year, and not Read more…
Market predictions may appear foolish, a truth we have long acknowledged. However, dismissing them as utterly devoid of value would be an oversimplification. Though forecasts tend to err more often than not, they possess the capacity to entertain and enlighten. Read more…