Career Change – Is It A Risk?
“Jesse, your career change…it’s a huge risk, right?” But how do I define risk? How does that definition apply to this question? Is my career change a huge risk? Is it risky at all?
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Investing & Retirement
Should you be hand-picking stocks? Timing the market? Or taking the “lazy portfolio” way out?
Investing and Retirement are complicated and consequential topics. The articles below address these complex ideas.
I hope you enjoy them! And let me know what other questions you’d like me to dig into.
Pari-mutuel Horse Betting & Investing
“Trust me,” he whispers, “Lucky Clover is going to run away with the race.” But is an obvious winner always a good bet?
Past Performance ≠ Future Returns
Life is nothing more than learning about the past to infer about the future. If only that worked for investing. But past performance does not predict future returns.
Get Rich Quick™
You need more money. But you have no time. Good news! We have a perfect solution for you: our new product, Get Rich Quick™. …huh?!
Multiply Today’s Effort (The Easy Way)
What if I gave you a lever arm to multiply your time by 10x, 20x, or more? You could work for just an hour, but get a full day’s free time? Would you be interested?
The 2022 Monkey Dartboard Investing Invitational
The results of our 2021 competition, and our new setup for the 2022 competition!
Yes, You Can Beat the Market
The question isn’t, “Can you beat the market.” Of course, you can. The question is, “Why bother trying?”
How Jesse Went to the NYSE. See: Thanks LifeGoal Investments!
I rang the closing bell at the New York Stock Exchange on Friday. One of the epicenter’s of the global economy!!! Here’s the fun story.… Read More »How Jesse Went to the NYSE. See: Thanks LifeGoal Investments!
Should You ALWAYS Invest In Your 401(k)?
What’s the benefit of a 401(k) employer match? What’s the benefit of maxing out your 401(k)? Let’s put the age-old personal finance wisdom to the test…
Investing Placebos
As investors, our inert actions can yield genuinely positive outcomes in our portfolios. Random decisions, but real gains. It happens all the time.