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- Squibs December 2008
Jeremy Siegel, Paul Krugman...keep reading
- Squibs February 2009
Robert Rubin, Hyman Minsky, Nick Murray...keep reading
- Walking our Talk
Without excessively personalizing this newsletter, I have from time to time felt called upon to disclose certain attitudes and actions my bride and I have brought to the current climate of investment opportunity. Last fall, for example, around the time of the post-Lehman collapse, I mentioned that we had scrapped plans to do a major renovation of our brownstone in Brooklyn Heights over the winter, and had instead plunked those savings into the equity market....keep reading
- Resources May 2004
Resources...keep reading
- Squibs January 2008
Jeffrey Immelt...keep reading
- Resources November 2010
- With rare exceptions, books about Warren Buffett and Berkshire Hathaway are ...
- Ken Langone, the plainspoken co-founder of Home Depot, wrote a blistering ...
- Kenneth Rogoff's quietly devastating essay "$10,000 Gold?" is certainly an ...
- I'd urge you to give the 18-page special section on economic growth in the ...
- I've only just started Ron Chernow's new biography of George Washington--...
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The Game of Numbers: Professional Prospecting for Financial Advisors...keep reading
- Ask Nick March 2004
Ask Nick...keep reading
- Harvard Gets Hammered
No sooner had last month's newsletter gone out, with its essay excoriating the "alternative investments" mania and detailing the disaster at UVA, when I got a couple of e-mails saying, "Yes, but how is Harvard doing?"...keep reading
- Behavioral Strategies Conference
Thank you for the overwhelming response to this event. We're now fully subscribed--indeed, in a very elegant way, oversubscribed....keep reading
- How Are You Feeling?
"Really there are only two feelings that a human being can have, namely love and fear. It is generally supposed that the kinds of feeling we may have are legion, but this is an illusion....keep reading
- Read All About It:
A Classic of the Genre
Though it may never achieve the cult status of BusinessWeek's "The Death of Equities" cover story of August 1979--which turned out to be a generational long-term buy signal--advisors will do well to read, study, ponder and even savor a new classic of the journalistic genre: the Wall Street Journal's July 12, 2010 cover story, "Small Investors Flee Stocks, Changing Market Dynamics."...keep reading
- Resources November 2002
Resources...keep reading
- Resources January 2009
- Treat yourself to a wonderful, illuminating read: Claire Berlinski's "There Is No ...
- Enjoy Niall Ferguson's The Ascent of Money: A Financial History of the World...
- I can recommend Nariman Behravesh's Spin-Free Economics: A No...
- Although I can only pray that no reader of this resource is still managing ...
- Many readers have expressed concern and frustration at the difficulty of ...
- Today, when everyone speaks only of what form the latest bailout will take, and ...
- Judging from the responses I got to last month's disquisition on oil, there is still ...
- The Next Best Thing to a Sell Signal from God
Following are the actual headlines and highlights of an email received by your intrepid editor from an entity calling itself Top Stock Insights....keep reading
- Squibs July 2009
Groucho Marx, Ecclesiastes, 1:11...keep reading
- What we're about
As this fifth year of publication begins, I'm reminded again of how different Nick Murray Interactive has turned out, relative to my original expectations of it....keep reading
- A Note To Subscribers
A Note To Subscribers...keep reading
- The Great Secular Bull Market in Bonds
The Great Secular Bull Market in Bonds...keep reading
- Resources September 2003
Resources...keep reading
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