Because I don't have a dog in the fight, I shouldn't be posting on the subject of investing, but this blog puts together so many subjects relating to the future of the economy, that I think it may deserve your attention.
Am not sure that it draws any firm conclusions, but the breadth of the discussion certainly puts forward enough economic factors to stimulate thought.
Avoiding the Bubble in Stocks & Bonds: The Wisdom of Looking Like an Idiot Today | Peak Prosperity
Agree or not, it's an easy and fun read, even if a little long.
Am not sure that it draws any firm conclusions, but the breadth of the discussion certainly puts forward enough economic factors to stimulate thought.
Perhaps you still remember the speed and depth of the 2008 credit crisis' arrival, and its toxic impact on asset prices, jobs, and overall trust in the financial system. Maybe you took notes during the preceding tech and housing bubbles and their aftermath. If so, you likely swore that "Never again!" would you put your wealth at risk during such obvious times of public mania.
So, if this sounds at all like you, five years after the 2008 crisis, how is the "prudent" strategy looking today?
Avoiding the Bubble in Stocks & Bonds: The Wisdom of Looking Like an Idiot Today | Peak Prosperity
Agree or not, it's an easy and fun read, even if a little long.
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