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Bridgewater’s Ray Dalio has been pushing back against the media portrayal of his firm; the latest is a skirmish caused by a recent...

The Philosophical Failings of Forecasting No one can foretell the future. But investors who think that they can tend to make predictable...

The job of an artist is to speak truth to power. Where have all the artist gone? They’re hiding. Afraid of losing their living,...

H’s an American comedian, actor, director, writer, and producer, best known for portraying a semifictional version of himself in...

I love this: click for complete 22 panel comic Source: The Oatmeal

Do market prices generally reflect all available information? Or are they prone to bubbles? On this episode of The Big Question, two...

Why We’re Still Arguing Whether QE Worked It’s hard to know what works in economics. But policy experiments in the states...

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Here’s What Financial Pundits Mean When They Say… There’s a lot of time to fill. Hot air often does the job. Bloomberg,...

Give it up for Wordspy‘s impeccable timing: A democracy in which ignorance and irrationality hold sway over facts and...