Monthly Archives: February 2018

Losses are all on savers, now more than ever

On the way back to academic pastures this week, outgoing FOMC Chair Janet Yellen got nearly candid to reporters about the asset prices which she and her colleagues have maniacally contrived to inflate over the past 8 years: “Well, I … Continue reading

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Wake up call: are your portfolio holdings highly correlated?

One of the most damaging presumptions of mainstream portfolio theory posits that there is downside protection against market sell-offs in holding an assortment of different stock and corporate bond issuers, products, sectors and countries. There is not.  This week’s decline … Continue reading

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Danielle on The Disciplined Investor podcast

Danielle was a guest on The Disciplined Investor podcast with Andrew Horowtiz this weekend, you can listen to an audio clip of the segment here, beginning at 21:17 on the play bar. TDI Podcast: Add Debt and Stir with Danielle Park … Continue reading

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