Lessons From Investment Greats’ Responses to the Market Chaos of 2008
During one of the worst sell-offs in the Global Financial Crisis, investment greats Marty Whitman & Hersh Cohen, plus noted economist Mark Gertler, showed us how to respond when others are panicking. Timeless lessons from a 2008 WEALTHTRACK CLASSIC.
Robert Shiller Explains Why Psychology Dominates Market Performance
Soon after Yale economist Robert Shiller won the 2013 Nobel Prize in economics he discussed his groundbreaking research in behavioral finance and market bubbles with us. We are sharing his invaluable insights with you in this WEALTHTRACK CLASSIC.
Jamie Hopkins Reveals a Major Overlooked Risk in Financial Planning
Financial planning thought leader Jamie Hopkins discusses why digital asset management is one of the biggest overlooked risks in retirement and estate preparation, and the steps we can take to fix it.
Jack Bogle’s Big Idea To Make Investing Cheaper and Better for Individuals
In this 2012 interview Vanguard’s legendary founder John “Jack” Bogle shared his journey to transform mutual funds to make investing cheaper and better for individual investors, as well as the key rules he learned to achieve investment success.
Niall Ferguson Says Privatization, Innovation Can Solve US Debt Problem
Fifteen years ago on WEALTHTRACK, acclaimed historian Niall Ferguson recommended privatization to reduce America’s burgeoning debt burden and innovations to reform its failing public schools. The problems discussed have gotten worse — but his solutions still stand.
Niall Ferguson’s 2011 Warnings About America’s Challenges Are Coming True.
In 2011 renowned historian Niall Ferguson warned WEALTHTRACK viewers that America’s economic dominance was under attack. We revisit his warnings and why they are becoming reality.