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John interviews Doug Hubbard - Applied Information Economics Method and author of How to Measure Anything
Earlier this month, news broke that somebody was selling scans of more than 153 million drivers licenses. It appears that it’s the result of a breach at a compa…
Most of the time, when people buy individual stocks (or choose not to sell ones that they already own), the thought process appears to be something along the li…
I’m excited to announce that my latest book is now available on Amazon: Household Cybersecurity: a CPA’s Guide to Protecting Your Accounts and Personal Informat…
Firstly, thank you to everybody who purchased the new book Household Cybersecurity over this last week! If you have any questions about the material, feel free …
I recently had the opportunity to join Christine Benz and Amy Arnott for Morningstar’s The Long View podcast. We discussed my new book and a variety of themes r…
Emotions have no place in investing. You rely on cold, hard data to make investing decisions. Today we’ll talk about ways to take the emotion out of buying stoc…
#210 Why fair markets require uncertainty for both the buyer and the seller, and why sellers don't need to disclose everything they know to the buyer. More info…
Advancements in technology have enabled us to share information much faster. We can start a blog, share information on social media, or create a podcast. Yasmin…
GitHub now highlights ACCESSIBILITY.md files and helps maintainers document accessibility goals, known barriers, supported environments, contributor expectation…
