Week In Review Articles
The WSJ: U.S. Stocks Notch Best Month Since June
The WSJ: U.S. Growth Enters Fourth Quarter on More Solid Footing
The WSJ: Black Friday Arrives Without the Mad Rush
Weekly Mixtape:
Morgan Housel: No More Gurus “We’ll never get rid of gurus, because assuming someone knows everything is easier than trying to figure out how they knew one thing. They let us pretend the future is knowable, and the path forward is obvious.”
The Irrelevant Investor: How Luck Changes The World “What I just shared was only the tip of the iceberg, but needless to say a lot of chance occurrences had to happen for me to be in the fortunate position that I am today”
A Wealth Of Common Sense: All-Time Highs Are Both Scary And Normal ” Eventually, one of these highs will be the top. Just know that there are so many highs in the market that it’s impossible to predict with any degree of certainty which one that will be.”
Douglas Boneparth: Big Family “Isn’t it funny that, even when you have so much to be thankful for, the grass looks greener on the other side of the fence? I think for many people it’s an inescapable feeling that’s deeply rooted in our insecurities and shortcomings as human beings. It will always be easier to look outside of our own situation, towards the things we think we want instead of extracting the best out of what we already have. It’s borderline crazy how we find ourselves feeling like we’re missing out on something we are already participating in it.’
Bps and Pieces: Little Things I’m Thankful For “It’s easy to remember the Big Things we are grateful for. What gets lost in the shuffle at times are the little things that give us joy. When I think about the investment profession, there are a number of little things that come to mind that make me feel #blessed:”
The WSJ: For Boomers and Their Children, Money Conversations Can Be Tough “Jokes and jabs, both from parents and children, highlighting generational differences can shut down these conversations, as parents feel defensive and young people feel misunderstood.’
All About Your Benjamins: Happy Thanksgiving
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