Hear Minsky explain financial fragility in his own words at an event in Colombia, November 1987. Read more about the event in Institute Working Paper No. 917, ” Two Harvard Economists on Monetary...

My easy like Sunday morning Florida policy reads: • Why You’re Still In Debt: A decade after the great recession, the complaints are the same: “I am working 70-plus hours a week during the...

At what point does America break? There’s this canard that the Constitution will keep us together. Ironically, it’s the Constitution that’s keeping us apart. I thought it would be the...

You’re always worried about going too far. Athlete, musician, writer, performer…you strive to be in the zone. When you’re not even thinking about the work, you’re just riding the wave of...

This week, we speak with we speak with investor Sarah Cone, founder of Social Impact Capital, a New York based VC firm focusing on “teams doing good with technology.” Cone explains why social...

The weekend is here! Pour yourself a cup of Cappuccino coffee, grab a seat on the balcony, and get ready for our longer form weekend reads: • Master Stockpicker Peter Lynch: If You Only Invest in...

Succinct Summations for the week ending December 20th, 2019 Positives: 1.  As we learned in 1998, Markets don’t care about Impeachment. 2.  All time highs are now, and always, bullish for markets....

Source: Economic Policy Institute     There is this weird counter-narrative to the wealth and income inequality issue. The data analysis falls into two camps — one legitimate and one not. The...

Happy (almost) Winter Solstice! Enjoy the 2nd shortest day of the year with our morning train hotel reads: • A Decade of ‘Unicorns’ Ends With a Little Less Magic (Wall Street Journal) • The Jobs...

These sorts of over the top, money is no object, supercars, are not usually my thing. Still, the technology eventually makes its way downstream, and thats why pay attention to these rolling...

As our fragmentation accelerates, shared economic interests are ignored in favor of divisive warring camps that share no common interests.
That our society and economy are fragmenting is self-evident. This fragmentation is accelerating rapidly, as...
  1. 10 Thursday AM Reads
  2. Real Estate Vultures Circle New York Homeowners In Foreclosure
  3. Real Estate Alert: Home Flippers Getting Burned In Key Markets
  4. 57th Street in Manhattan is the world's most expensive street
  5. Mortgage Recovery Tax Schemes Are Illegal As One NJ Man Found Out
  6. It's Boris Johnson's Britain Now
  7. Unmasking the secret landlords buying up America
  8. OK Boomer, OK Fed
  9. Skyrocketing Costs Will Pop All the Bubbles
  10. Druckenmiller’s 2020 Outlook
  11. The Making of a Mammoth Merger: Charles Schwab and TD Ameritrade
  12. Random Investor Timing
  13. 10 Wednesday AM Reads
  14. BBRG: The Bull Stock Market Needs to Give Credit to the Calendar
  15. 10 Tuesday AM Reads
  16. Forbes: Top 100 Wealth Managers
  17. MIB: How to Build A Powerhouse RIA
  18. Winter Reading List 2019
  19. The Man Who Saved New York City
  20. The Man Who Saved New York City

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