Gundlach on Japan, QE, Apple, and Bond Market
Jeffrey Gundlach sat down with Reuters Hedge World earlier this week and discussed his outlook for a variety of markets and economic conditions. Much of [...]
Read more ›Jeffrey Gundlach sat down with Reuters Hedge World earlier this week and discussed his outlook for a variety of markets and economic conditions. Much of [...]
Read more ›With age comes wisdom, but not necessarily success. College Degree Search created the info-graphic below of the most influential people in the United States under 40. As you [...]
Read more ›Li Lu, founder and chairman of Himalaya Capital Management, is a prominent investor who has somewhat flown under the radar. Berkshire Hathaway’s Charlie Munger is a strong supporter of [...]
Read more ›This is a rarely seen documentary on Paul Tudor Jones that was done by PBS in 1987. The video has appeared off and on in [...]
Read more ›Metalysis is a firm that is creating an innovative way to produce a variety of metals at significantly lower cost. Somewhat similar to the Hall [...]
Read more ›One of the most neglected discussions in all of finance regards fragility, which results in incredible volatility in the investing space. Investors typically work to [...]
Read more ›The Milken Institute Global 2013 Conference is currently underway (Apr 28 - May 1) and features a powerhouse list of industry leaders as speakers. Yesterdays lunch panel [...]
Read more ›Economists Robert Gordon and Erik Brynjolffson debated the future of work and innovation at TED2013. Gordon has received a lot of publicity over the last [...]
Read more ›We have some critical decisions to make as elections quickly approach. This is an issue that WILL affect our local economy and daily lives, regardless of the path chosen. My hope in presenting this information is to spur a discussion to better understand what route we should take.
Read more ›John Hussman wrote an interesting note this week called Taking Distortion at Face Value. Although Hussman is traditionally bearish, he makes some critical arguments that are hard [...]
Read more ›Pension funds traditionally offer a guaranteed income for life upon retirement in return for years of loyal service. Many of us are not fortunate enough [...]
Read more ›Did the bubble just pop? Chart via Markets.Blockchain.info UPDATE: Market has slightly recovered, last trade at $168.253 [Photo: poopoorama/Flickr]
Read more ›The World Economic Forum released it’s annual Global Information Technology Report today, ranking countries based on infrastructure, cost of access, and overall skills. Four major [...]
Read more ›Two brilliant thinkers, Nassim Taleb and Daniel Kahneman, recently discussed Antifragility at the New York Public Library. It’s interesting to analyze the concept of fragility applied across [...]
Read more ›Carl Sagan was a brilliant astronomer, astrophysicist, author focused on astronomy and natural sciences. He has published numerous white papers, authored many books, and even [...]
Read more ›Jason Perlow, Senior Tech Editor at ZDNet, raises a pressing concern that many have yet to consider: How will Chinese and Korean instability affect technology production? Perlow outlines country specific [...]
Read more ›SocGen’s China Economist, Wei Yao, recently shared her macro outlook for the evolving economic and political giant through a series of video interviews. Leadership Transition Long-Term [...]
Read more ›Bill Gross, managing director of PIMCO, wrote an insightful article today recognizing how The Greats of investing have all significantly benefited from the time period their [...]
Read more ›It seems the model for recapitalize failing financial institutions has changed from spreading the liability across taxpayers to raiding depositors. In a recent note from [...]
Read more ›SensibleInvesting.TV put together a great video of interviews and insight from top academics and investment industry professionals, summarizing the value of passive investing and challenging [...]
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