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I talk a lot about the idea that stock prices follow earnings. This is what that looks like over 30 years: At the same time, whenever the stock market is bouncing around near all-time highs (as it is today), I start to get questions about the market getting “too high.” So… are today’s stock prices
How Much is a Memory Worth? | On Giving Up: Adam Phillips | How I Think About Debt | Generational Wealth: Does the Apple Fall Far From the Tree? | Visualizing America’s Average Retirement Savings, by Age
Jeremy Dyer of The Freedom Point Podcast interviews Jonathan DeYoe, author of Mindful Money
My 7 Rules for Happiness | The Problem Isn’t That Life is Unfair – It’s Your Broken Idea of Fairness | The Achievement Society is Burning Us Out, We Need More Play | 6 Months and 1 Day | Not Scared of Bears
We Don’t Speak Bird | The Radical Idea That People Aren’t Stupid | The Life Changing Words of Mary Oliver | Check In On Those Around You (Video) | 30 Years of Financial Market Returns
What Really Makes Us Happy | The Dictionary of Obscure Sorrows | How to Have Meaningful Relationships in an Increasingly Digital World | How to Be Enough | Challenging the Process
In August 1978, the 2-year vs. 10-year treasuries set the prior record of yield curve inversion – 624 days. Since that time, every inversion has ended in recession. Yield curve inversion has been, since that time, the single best predictor of a recession I know of. It has always been a certainty that it would
Good Sleep Fixes Most Things | Jung’s Five Pillars of a Good Life | Trust In Life | Behind The Curtain: America’s Reality Distortion Machine | Take This Simple Step As You Approach Retirement
Dungeons & Dragons All Started In This Tiny Wisconsin Town | Not Getting Enough Sleep May Make You Feel Years Older | The Psychology of Negative Thinking | The One Big Thing You Can Do for Your Kids | Stock Market Crashes Are Rare, Equity Bubbles Even Rarer
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