Crime has crashed, though you’ll hear much more about the gyrations in the stock market and the economy than this good news. Plus more good reads.
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The tour de France isn’t won in a day, and neither is your investing challenge. Plus the week’s good reads.
How the first half of 2013 has had thrills and spills for everyone, except sensible passive investors who simply check in 3-4 times a year. Plus some links, if any of you are hiding from the heatwave.
Why it might be time to rename ‘dumb money’ the smart money, and for the smart money to get new jobs. Plus the week’s other reads.
How bad could things get in retirement — and how good could it go? Two UK bloggers add their two pence, plus other good reads.
You may not have got a pay rise, but at least you’ve got a new name for your pain. Plus the week’s good reads.
Why that economist knows much more than you but it’s not very useful, plus the rest of the week’s good reads.
Rare video footage of a young Warren Buffett, plus the rest of the week’s interesting investment articles.
Jeremy Grantham says the next couple of decades will determine the fate of our current incarnation of humanity. Unlike most nutters on the Internet, we should listen to him.
I delivered newspapers at 6am and opened envelopes until my fingers were bleeding from paper cuts. Today is a doddle by comparison!
Exhausted by a week in politics, let’s dive straight into the links and other reading this Saturday.
It’s Easter, so I suggest you have a think about how your living your life, as well as how you’re investing your money. That’s my plan anyway. With eggs on.
Good reads from around the Web. A research company called Mebane Faber wins my lesser-spotted post of the week award this Saturday for You are not a good investor, its disassembling of the vanities of stock pickers. ((Full disclosure: I am such. For my sins.)) First, the article calls up a fascinating study – The [...]
Let’s hope politicians remember the golden rule in the Budget next week: “First, do no harm”.