Valentine’s/President’s Day Long Weekend Reading List (Feb 13-15, 2016)
First of all, make sure you catch up with any Vintage Value Investing articles you might have missed this week!
How to Invest in an Index Fund or ETF (Vintage Value Investing)
Crossing the Bridge: What is Margin of Safety? (Vintage Value Investing)
Who was the Richest President? (Vintage Value Investing)
What I’m reading this long weekend.
Book(s)
Value Investing: From Graham to Buffett and Beyond (Bruce Greenwald, Kahn, Sonkin, & van Biema)
Links
Valentine’s Day: Sex, Candy and Spending by the Numbers (The Fiscal Times)
Valentine’s Day Financial Facts You May Not Know (The Street)
Would a dating app just for economists work? (The Economist)
Oil Is the Cheap Date From Hell (Bloomberg Business)
What’s Going On in the Markets? 5 Theories to Explain the Chaos (WSJ)
As Economy Suffers, Economic Theory Flourishes (WSJ)
Uh Oh, Bad Things Are Happening (Gawker)
‘Doom Loop’ Fears Cast Pall Over Bank Shares (WSJ)
Stocks for the Long Run? Not So Far This Century (WSJ)
Does Ethical-Based Investing Impact Returns? (MutualFunds.com)
CIO Tim Buckley on investing the Vanguard way (Vanguard)
Fees on Market Indices Tumble Toward Zero (The Big Picture)
Chasing Hot Returns in ‘Smart-Beta’ Funds Can Be a Dumb Idea (WSJ | The Intelligent Investor)
Lehman Brothers Still With Us in Spirits, via Scotch Whisky (WSJ)
Physicists Are Freaking Out About Gravitational Waves and You Should Too (Gizmodo)
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