October 10, 2019
What I’m Reading: A Week of Interesting Insights
What I’ve Been Reading This Week: No Strong Opinions, Just Interesting Reads
While I’ve come across a lot of thought-provoking articles this week, I don’t have any strong opinions to share at the moment.
Sometimes, it’s nice to just absorb information without feeling the need to weigh in.
That said, here’s a roundup of what’s been catching my eye lately.
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- Wall Street Brokers Missed the Index-Funds Memo
- Stark Lessons From Wall Street’s #Metoo Moment
- Older Americans Are Increasingly Unwilling — Or Unable — To Retire
- Bond-Trading Bots on Verge of Becoming Masters of the Universe
- Tesla’s Autopilot Could Save the Lives of Millions, But It Will Kill Some People First
- Central Banks Can’t Create Negative Rates by Themselves
- How Remote Work Is Quietly Remaking Our Lives
- ETFs Get All the Buzz, But Mutual Funds Still Dominate. There’s a Reason.
- So You Crashed a $3 Million Bugatti. Now What?
- Your Stock Trades Go Free but Your Cash Is in Chains
Again, while I’m not prepared to dive into any opinions just yet, these articles have certainly sparked a few questions for me. I look forward to seeing where the discussions around these topics lead over the coming weeks.
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