- December 2, 2021
Transitory Is Retired
The Fed has finally acknowledged (rather belatedly) that inflation is real and not going away. Where to begin?
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- November 25, 2021
What a Correction Feels Like
The market had been acting funny for a while, and I had a hunch that there was going to be trouble while I was gone, so I bought the 30 strike calls in the CBOE Market Volatility Index (VIX).
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- November 18, 2021
Fad Stocks
Peloton Interactive Inc. (PTON) was a stock market darling in 2020. Shares rose four-fold, as the company gave people a way to exercise and sort of socialize at the same time during the pandemic lockdowns.
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- November 11, 2021
Investing Is Fun
We all know that picking stocks is a bad idea and that we’re sure to underperform a broad-based index. We know this. We got hit over the head with it in 2016–2017.
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Editor, The 10th ManJared Dillian is one of the industry's most original, entertaining, contrarian voices. He is a master of market psychology and has been called "the Dr. House of trading," with a staunch following ranging from casual investors to professional traders and hedge fund managers.
