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The Holiday Effect

April 08, 2023 | In addition to its spiritual and cultural significance, Easter can also have an impact on the stock market, as traders and investors adjust their behavior and activity levels in response to the holiday season.

Buying Time

April 06, 2023 | If you want to learn more about how you can get more happiness for your money, read “Happy Money” by Dr. Elizabeth Dunn and Michael Norton.

Brick & Mortar

April 05, 2023 | Read our main story on Barnes & Noble's resurgence, and much more.

Ponzi Origins

April 04, 2023 | To learn more about Charles Ponzi, read Zuckoff's book or listen to this podcast from NPR.

Shoe Dog

April 03, 2023 | You may read Knight’s wonderful memoir here. And here’s our podcast episode on Knight and the book; it’s worth a listen.

Deep Work

April 02, 2023 | How often do you find deep work? Undistracted, deep states of flow, where you can immerse yourself in making meaningful progress?

Why We Enjoy Spending

April 01, 2023 | Money can buy wonderful things. Yet, apparently, it doesn't buy things we can’t live without, like love, friendships, family, or good health.

Structural Vulnerabilities

March 31, 2023 | A flood of cash into U.S. money market funds could exacerbate banking strains, as Treasury secretary Janet Yellen warned of “structural vulnerabilities” in the sector.

Inflationary Range

April 17, 2024 | 2% this, 2% that, yeah, yeah — we’ve all heard it before: 2% is the Fed’s inflation target. Why 2%, though? It’s a question starting to float around Wall Street.

Too Much Stuff

April 16, 2024 | At the surface, China’s economy is humming along — new Q1 GDP showed that the country grew at an impressive 5.3% annual rate, well above most forecasts.

Resilient Growth Masks Debt

April 15, 2024 | Few areas of markets and economies are as black and white as textbooks portray them. Often, they’re a mixed picture full of gray areas and surprise. That’s most definitely the case about economic growth and avoiding a major recession.

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