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Intergenerational Wealth Forever

The Native American practice of looking forward seven generations sounds noble but is essentially vague. Still, it seeds the idea for an investment math exercise that could provide not just for seven generations, but the generations beyond. Can testaments be created that outrun heirs? (Fund Manager Conference Call)
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Brexit was Disastrous

9 years on, Britain is not a smoking crater, so Brexit - and de-globalisation by extension - wasn't all that bad, right? Wrong. And this chart proves it.

Read Aloud with Google Text-To-Speech 📢

 ... Because the default voices are awful. Still want text read to you by something resembling a human voice? It's easier to switch to the latest in text-to-speech (TTS) technology than you think.

Tariffs aren't that Simple

"Tariffs are paid by the importer, not the exporter, dummy." And just like that, the trade war is over, everyone stands down, and resumes filling their online baskets. LOL, no.

Boomer Picking is the New Stock Picking 🇦🇺

Australia's Productivity Commission estimates that the baby boomer generation (born between 1946 and 1964, aged 56 - 74 in 2020) will pass $3.5 trillion dollars in wealth to their heirs by 2050. The distribution will not be even.

Yield, Britannia

The British Empire hit peak size in 1919, gaining Axis territories through the Treaty of Versailles. Over the coming decades it ceded cultural, military, and economic power to the United States. How did this play out for Britain's investors?

Why the Market is the Ocean

Same again tomorrow. One thing I like to tell myself during bear markets: On any given trading day, three quarters of a percent of the U.S. market turns over .