This Week’s Best Investing Reads

Here’s a list of this week’s best investing reads:

2017 Has Been a Remarkable Run For Stocks (A Wealth of Common Sense)

Disrupt Yourself and Grow (MicroCapClub)

Why Young Investors Should Hope For a Crash (The Irrelevant Investor)

TIP169: Jesse Felder – FANG Stocks, Crypto, Central Banks, Inflation (The Investors Podcast)

 

Sometimes it’s not complicated (The Reformed Broker)

Getting the Most Out of Your Equity Investments (Jim O’Shaughnessy)

The Narratives of History: Applying Lessons from the Past (Farnam Street)

Bill Nygren: “Value Investing Principles and Approach” (Talks at Google)

 

How to Lose $9 Trillion in a Bull Market (Jason Zweig)

Winter 2017 Edition Graham & Doddsville Newsletter (columbia.edu)

Seth Klarman calls bitcoin a ‘trading sardine,’ (CNBC)

 

Multiple Delusions: Paper Wealth, A Booming Economy, and Bitcoin (csinvesting)

You have no edge! Get over it.. (Oddball Stocks)

Interview with MOI Global on Philanthropy (Chai with Pabrai)

The Greatest Story Ever Told (Collaborative Fund)

 

The Returns to Value Strategies When Valuation Spreads Are Wide (Deep Value) (Alpha Architect)

Human Behavior and The Panic of 1907 (Base Hit Investing)

Benoit Mandelbrot’s Ideas about Investing and Markets (Made as Simple as Possible, but not Simpler). (25iq)

Mohnish Pabrai Lecture at Boston College (Carroll School of Mgmt) (YouTube)