How can we make the lessons of market history feel salient to present day investors?
Is the South Sea Bubble Ben’s favorite historical anecdote around investing and money?
What is the “now show Japan” mindset and how does it steer people awry?
Both from the advisor perspective, and also the end-investor perspective, how do we get people to realize the value of doing nothing and passive investing?
When Ben says there are two types of Bear Markets, what does he mean and how do they differ?
What is Ben’s analogy about winning points versus winning matches between tennis and financial markets?
Ben lays out the 20 things he believes about investing in the Epilogue of his new book. What is the 1 of these 20 things that he thinks is most important for investors and advisors to understand?
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