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- Pop Quiz May 2001
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- Pop Quiz December 2001
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- The real lesson of Enron
We don't have Elian Gonzalez or anthrax anymore, and the 150th nightly "news" report that we didn't catch Osama bin Laden today begins to sound like the old "Saturday Night Live" bit: "Our top story tonight: General Francisco Franco is still dead." So journalism must surely be burning incense to its household gods in thanks for Enron....keep reading
- Squibs September 2004
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- Squibs February 2006
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- Squibs March 2007
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- Resources May 2009
- I always think that the multi-page special reports in The ...
- The first great act of catastrophic terrorism on American ...
- I loved the satirist Joe Queenan's mordantly funny essay ...
- You'll also want to read Philip Swagel's paper "The ...
- Fed governor Kevin Warsh's April 6 speech, "The Panic of ...
- An advisor with an academic background (indeed, a ...
- Up 35% in Ten Weeks
Welcome to the Wonderful World of Rally Paralysis
As always when we examine the peregrinations of the equity market, there's some good news and some bad news....keep reading
- Squibs May 2003
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- Resources June 2006
- Elsewhere in this edition there's an "Ask Nick" question on the topic of supply-...
- You will remember that a lot of otherwise reasonably smart people considered ...
- In a 1990 book called The Age of Intelligent Machines, the inventor and futurist ...
- October 19, 1987
The Day the World Did Not End
This month marks the twentieth anniversary of the single greatest one-day stock market decline in American history. After topping out in August of 1987, and falling very sharply on heavy volume for the last three days of the previous week, the market sustained -- on Monday, October 19 -- a decline of more than 22%....keep reading
- Pop Quiz June 2001
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- Resources August 2003
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- THE JEREMY SIEGEL FLAP OR WADDYA READ?
The front page of the May 5 edition of The Wall Street Journal featured an article titled "As Boomers Retire, a Debate: Will Stock Prices Get Crushed?"...keep reading
- 1971: Annus Mirabilis
I had the unexpected occasion, a couple of months ago, to run into the director Ron Howard, and asked if anyone had thanked him lately for his film Apollo 13....keep reading
- Resources November 2007
- It isn't quite true that there has never been anyone like Alan Greenspan: an ...
- I very much enjoyed reading Nayan Chanda's Bound Together: How Traders, ...
- I highly recommend The Panic of 1907: Lessons Learned from the Market's ...
- A very useful 14-page special report on innovation appears in the October 13th ...
- There can't have been a month that's gone by in the last couple of years in ...
- Bernanke's October 15 speech to the Economic Club of New York, "The ...
- Resources September 2008
- I'm not far enough into Ethan Harris's Ben Bernanke's Fed (Harvard Business ...
- I can recommend William J. Bernstein's A Splendid Exchange: How Trade ...
- My grandchildren's father, the portfolio manager David Dickerson, and I enjoy ...
- I almost never look at the literature of management and/or leadership; indeed...
- Elsewhere in this edition, I quote from The Wall Street Journal's August 4 ...
- Let me also recommend, somewhat off this newsletter's beaten path, a ...
- Opponents of drilling offshore and/or in ANWR insist that such initiatives will do ...
- As We Begin Our Tenth Year...
It seems almost impossible to me that this newsletter is beginning its tenth year of publication. Yet here we go....keep reading
- Pop Quiz August 2001
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- Resources March 2003
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