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There is nothing unusual about the current level of US interest rates or their recent movement. If anything, this is a yawningly normal interest rate environment. My latest
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If Anything, Bond Markets Are Returning to Normal
Thereās nothing unusual about the rise in Treasury yields. Recent bond market hysteria ignores the facts.
https://www.bloomberg.com/opinion/articles/2025-05-29/bond-markets-are-returning-to-normal?srnd=phx-opinion&sref=8yFYal8I
9 months ago
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Institutional investors are looking to sell illiquid private assets. Meanwhile, fund companies are looking for new ways to justify high fees. The solution? Sell private asset funds to unsuspecting individual investors. My latest
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Guess Where Harvardās Private Equity Will Likely End Up
Financial advisers and retail investors are late to the PE party, but they're an attractive target all the same.
https://www.bloomberg.com/opinion/articles/2025-05-19/guess-where-harvard-s-private-equity-will-likely-end-up?srnd=homepage-americas&sref=8yFYal8I
9 months ago
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The VIX is misunderstood. It forecasts the degree of S&P 500 price changes, not directionality. When it spiked after Trump's tariff announcement, it signaled big gains or losses are likely to follow, and big gains are what we got.
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10 months ago
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My tribute to Warren Buffett, the philosopher king of investing. š
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Warren Buffett, Investingās Philosopher King
The Oracle of Omaha plans to step down at Berkshire Hathaway. But his legacy will echo across markets for generations.
https://www.bloomberg.com/opinion/articles/2025-05-04/warren-buffett-is-investing-and-berkshire-s-philosopher-king?utm_source=website&utm_medium=share&utm_campaign=twitter?sref=8yFYal8I
10 months ago
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The measure of a professional stock picker used to be whether they can beat the market. Now they must also beat indexes that mimic their style of stock picking and are probably tracked by a low-cost ETF. My latest
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10 months ago
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The best protection in a bumpy market is to know your drawdown tolerance: How much pain can you stomach? Diversified portfolios can dip lower than people expect before they recover. My latest
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10 months ago
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Markets are signaling a slowdown and possible recession, not a crisis. If they're right, history suggests that the worst of the stock market selloff may already be behind us. My latest
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11 months ago
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The recent US stock market correction was more about Big Tech's future than trade policy. My latest
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11 months ago
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Wowsers, this US growth stock reversal is moving fast. Here's forward P/E for Russell 1000 Growth/Value back to 1995. Was 2 SD high less than a month ago. Now nearing average.
12 months ago
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12 months ago
š Markets ⦠donāt typically donāt care about presidents, but Trump seems intent on being the exception, says
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Spending cuts, or even the threat of them, could slow the economy and force the Fed to lower rates as Trump wants. Fiscal stimulus has supported monetary tightening since the pandemic. Now it may be the other way around. My latest
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12 months ago
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While everyone is watching the Mag 7, S&P and Moody's are building businesses that are just as sturdy and profitable as most of the tech giants. And they're doing it with a major lift from the Mag 7. My latest
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12 months ago
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My latest
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"There's concern rising Treasury yields are an ominous sign for stocks, especially after the 10-year eclipsed the S&P 500's earnings yield. That's the wrong place to look for an investing signal," says
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Whoās Afraid of Rising Treasury Yields? Not Stocks
Investors should pay more attention to valuations and less to interest rates.
https://www.bloomberg.com/opinion/articles/2025-01-10/who-s-afraid-of-rising-treasury-yields-not-stocks?utm_source=website&utm_medium=share&utm_campaign=twitter?sref=ubZrhLHZ
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Stock investors should pay more attention to earnings yields and less to interest rates. My latest
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about 1 year ago
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Get ready for new AI-driven investment products with big promises and high fees. It'll be a boon for Wall Street. Not so much for investors. My latest
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The New AI Stock Pickers Are Destined to Disappoint
Bots may invent better ways to beat the market, but they wonāt necessarily benefit investors.
https://www.bloomberg.com/opinion/articles/2024-12-18/the-new-ai-stock-pickers-are-destined-to-disappoint?srnd=homepage-americas&sref=8yFYal8I
about 1 year ago
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My ode to buybacks
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about 1 year ago
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If higher inflation follows deficits or tariffs, companies shouldn't assume consumers will pick up the tab, as McDonald's has discovered. My latest
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about 1 year ago
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Berkshire Hathaway's cash allocation is a window into what Warren Buffett thinks about future US stock returns. And the current allocation suggests he's bracing for a slowdown. My latest
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about 1 year ago
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