Here’s a list of this week’s best investing reads:
The Same Old Boom (Jamie Catherwood)
Berkshire in Techland (The Reformed Broker)
When Technology Takes Revenge (Farnam Street)
Where Are they Going? (The Irrelevant Investor)
There Is No Size Effect: Daily Edition (AQR)
Obvious Things That Are Easy To Ignore (Collaborative Fund)
Buffett’s Warning in 2000 Still Relevant (Validea)
No Complacency In Volatility (GMO)
The Work From Home Backlash is Upon Us (A Wealth of Common Sense)
Nvidia’s Integration Dreams (Stratechery)
“Makings of a Multibagger” Research Report (Alta Fox)
The Fault, Dear Investor, is Not in Your Investments, But in You (Safal Niveshak)
Quality is Missing the Point (Advisor Perspectives)
Why Buffett Bought Japanese Stocks (Verdad)
Weekly Earnings Calls 09.14.20 (The Transcript)
The Billionaire Who Wanted To Die Broke . . . Is Now Officially Broke (Forbes)
Ray Dalio Warns of Threat to Dollar as Reserve Currency (Bloomberg)
Playing Dumb (Humble Dollar)
What Has and Hasn’t Changed in Investing (Novel Investor)
The S&P 500 has never been more top heavy (Star Tribune)
Liquidity Cascades: The Coordinated Risk of Uncoordinated Market Participants (Flirting with Models)
Snowflakes and Bubbles (Compound Advisors)
Human Frailty: 1. Anchoring Bias (Slack Investor)
Not If But When (Scott Galloway)
The 9 Best Income Producing Assets to Grow Your Wealth (Of Dollars & Data)
Are you still playing by the old rules? (EBI)
John Malone on His Business and Capital Allocation Philosophy (Premium) (MOI Global)
8 Books on Worldly Wisdom (Musing Zebra)
Howard Marks: History Can Be a Useful Guide in Today’s Market (GuruFocus)
How Amazon Automated Work and Put Its People to Better Use (HBR)
Nikola’s History of Discrepancies Has Been in Plain Sight (Whitney Tilson)
Microsoft Hikes Dividends by 10% (DGI)
Sometimes, it’s all about expectations (Brinker Capital)
The ESG Performance Paradox (CFA Institute)
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