Retail Bond Review No. 1
One of the reasons for my recent quietness on this blog came out today – I have been writing the... Continue reading →
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Book Review: What Money Can’t Buy by Michael Sandel
This has the feeling of an important book, though it somehow leaves you disappointed. This reviewer first came across Michael... Continue reading →
What makes markets efficient?
While I was on holiday in July I read Thinking, Fast and Slow, Daniel Kahneman’s superb summary of his life’s... Continue reading →
Why Facebook isn’t a good investment
And it’s nothing to do with valuation. Last week I was timelined. This is happening to a lot of my... Continue reading →
Book Review: Dark Pools by Scott Patterson
Its not often that you feel like you are reading the right book at the right time, but the recent... Continue reading →
The Bank of Dave
Channel 4 started a new series last night called The Bank of Dave. It portrays the attempts of a Burnley... Continue reading →
Book Review: Debt: The First 5,000 Years by David Graeber
Its rare to read a book that changes the way you think about the world, but this book did that... Continue reading →
Book Review: Adapt by Tim Harford
The subtitle of this book is misleading, because its doesn’t show that success always starts with failure. But that’s one... Continue reading →
Book Review: Anything You Want by Derek Sivers
This is a fantastic little book. Not quite 80 pages long, Derek Sivers tells the story of how he founded... Continue reading →