Reading the Markets

Over the years Mark Twain (or in some cases the apocryphal Twain) has been a source of apt quotations on every conceivable subject. Mark Daw...

Behavioral economics is now mainstream, at least outside of the stodgiest of economics departments. In fact, as the author writes, “This mat...

I just watched a couple of clips from the video of this year’s Yale commencement—the awarding of honorary degrees to Janet Yellen and Elon M...

I would like to say that if you’ve taken a statistics and probability course you don’t need to read David J. Hand’s The Improbability Princi...

Bankers have always been an easy target, but during the financial crisis they were vilified. Even as we claw our way back towards some sembl...

Victor Neiderhoffer recently shared his latest reading list , and on it was a title that caught my fancy— Top Dog: The Science of Winning an...

Two of John C. Bogle’s books on investing have now been designated classics. They have been added to the Wiley Investing Classics series, jo...