I finally finished my ultimate "what I should have said" list of posts after my @wealthy_barber interview:
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Many thanks to Dave for having me on his podcast before his well-deserved retirement.
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Democratizing Investing Doesn’t Always Help Investors
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Not everyone should delay CPP to age 70, but far more should than do.
My observation on the way this decision gets made for those who should delay:
Skip past solid advice about the benefits of waiting, and zero in on one talking point in favour of starting at 60.
Done.
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What do black swans mean for investors?
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Anyone who thinks human capital is bond-like is suffering from hindsight bias.
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New: a persistent abuse of statistics to get you to trade
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Chart crime du jour.
There are only 4 distinct points. The decades overlap in 119 of 120 months. Then they look up equal-weighted P/E on a chart of regular cap-weighted data. Nonsense.
Expected future returns are down, but only slightly. The statistical evidence is weak.



