How Wall Street's Crypto Bet Blew Up
One of Wall Street’s biggest money makers has blown up. Public companies that bought cryptocurrency have seen their stock
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A Legendary Investor on How Much is Enough
John "Jack" C. Bogel, the founder of Vanguard, was wealthy but never grasping. He told this story:
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The Big Short's Steve Eisman: Why This Famous Bear is Now Bullish on America
Steve Eisman made $700 million shorting the housing market, but today he is a big believer in the U.S. economy.
AI Stock Prices: Can Anything This Good Last?
The frenzy in artificial intelligence stocks has pushed valuations to unprecedented highs, and Bloomberg's Ian King asks: can anything this good last?
When It Comes to Gambling on Investment Apps, the Sucker is You
In this new world, investors might want to remember some old advice. It was Paul Newman who said, "If you're playing a poker game and you look around the table and and can't tell who the sucker is, it's you!'
Maybe Bubbles Are a Good Thing: Economist Robert Shiller
Most investors live in dread of market bubbles, but the only person to have predicted both the 1990s bubble and the 2000s bubble, economic theorist Robert Shiller, believes they may not be that bad.
What Chinese Subsidies Mean for Investors
Smil might suggest investors pay attention to which sectors are of most interest to the Chinese Communist Party. Whether automobiles or solar panels, these industries are likely to see massive oversupply, price competition, and profit pressure,