@WSJ. Editor, *The Intelligent Investor.* Author, *Your Money and Your Brain,* *The Devil's Financial Dictionary,* *The Seven Virtues of Great Investors.*
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ICYMI: Saving Investors from Themselves goo.gl/ahOoAv
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My latest for @WSJ:
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Why being right can make you a worse investor, by Allan Roth @Dull_Investing morningstar.com/financial-ad…
SpaceX: A Futuristic Berkshire Hathaway, or Just a Mess?
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As the Fed meets this week, a reminder from THE DEVIL'S FINANCIAL DICTIONARY:
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My latest newsletter for @WSJ subscribers:
Don't Let Pollitics Poison Your Portfolio
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Anthropic’s ‘Adjusted’ Profit Exposes Wall Street’s Earnings Game
by the peerless Jon Weil
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My father died 45 years ago tonight. I was very young then, but this poem by Edna St. Vincent Millay captures how I still feel:
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Three months to Day One for The Seven Virtues of Great Investors!
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You can master the markets only by mastering yourself.
This book, I hope, will show you how.
My latest @WSJ column:
It could get even harder for investors to prevail when they try to recover losses from bad financial advice:
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Repeat after me:
"Compute" is a verb, not a noun.
"Spend" is a verb, not a noun.
"Build" is a verb, not a noun.
Of course, in the 19th century "spend" was a noun. It meant "the fluid released during sexual intercourse."
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Think about that the next time some AI hyperscaler is bragging about "cranking up our spend."








