Never Hedge Your Retirement Portfolio

Why you Can’t Hedge Your Retirement Portfolio

Don’t Hedge Your Retirement Portfolio   Never hedge your retirement portfolio! This is one risk you must control without a hedge. Why is “hedge” the riskiest word in investing? Because it demonstrates that you don’t understand risk. If you are […]

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Rumination and Narcissistic Abuse

Rumination and Narcissistic Abuse

Rumination and Narcissistic Abuse   Rumination is named after ruminant animals who re-chew their food. It is an unpleasant experience of repetitive thinking that causes disagreeable emotions such as guilt, shame, anxiety, and depression. Rumination is common during and after […]

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Introvert physicians are pretty common

Introvert physicians are pretty common

The Pretty Common Introverted Physician     It is time to meet your friendly neighborhood introverted physician. There are quite a few of us in medicine. Perhaps up to 1/3rd of us are introverts (as opposed to extroverts, of course), […]

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Quiet Quitting in Medicine

Quiet Quitting in Medicine

Quiet Quitting in Medicine     Quiet quitting in medicine is topical given epidemic levels of burnout in physicians. While burnout is increasingly discussed, quiet quitting in medicine offers a new spin. Though perhaps paradoxical or contradictory, it has nothing […]

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Adaptive Market Hypothesis

The Adaptive Market Hypothesis

Evolutionary Investing- The Adaptive Market Hypothesis   The Adaptive Market Hypothesis is a concept from evolutionary investing. The stock market isn’t efficient. But it isn’t entirely random, either. The efficient market theory is derived from the ideal that Homo economicus […]

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chaos theory in stock market

Chaos Theory and the Misbehavior of Markets

Mandelbrot, Chaos Theory, and The Misbehavior of Markets   Stock market returns are not just random—they are randomly random. That is, stochastic. While I love the word stochastic, it and Chaos Theory are poorly understood by ordinary people. This is […]

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