WorldlyInvest Weekly #11
The best FREE resources from the Finstack community
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Most investors treat ROE as a golden metric. The higher, the better—right? Wrong.
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Essential readings
Second-Order Effects of Tariffs: Navigating Investments in a Fragmented Global Economy (
)Unpacking the drivers of value creation (
)Why "Buy and Hold Forever" Is Destroying Your Returns (
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Printing Money does not "always" Cause Inflation (
)The Last Lecture of Benjamin Graham (
)Is Value Investing’s Comeback Finally Here? (
)How To Navigate Through Tariffs (
)Profit from Patience: How to Identify Companies Worth Holding for Decades (
)The Key Insights VCs Have That Value Investors Miss (
)The dot-com bubble burst (2000) (
)How To Find Exceptional Businesses? (
)Why are the US stock markets falling? (
)‘Buy American. I Am.’ Buffett’s Timeless Advice From the 2008 Crash (
)IPOs Are Terrible Investments! (
)The "Why" Question: Rebuilding Investment Theses from the Ground Up (
)Space-Based Solar Power and its Current Bottlenecks (
& )The Fiction of Bitcoin Yield (
)The Hidden Psychological Traps in Investment (
)The Battle of Small-Caps (
)"Markets in turmoil": tariffs edition and rebalancing your portfolio (
)Berkshire Hathaway’s 2025 Proxy Statement (
)Investing Politics: Globalization Backlash and Government Disruption! (
)What Is Behind the Hangover in Alcoholic Beverage Stocks? (
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Recommended Book
How Not To Invest
After 16 years, Barry Ritholtz is back with a new book!
How Not To Invest shows you a few simple tools and models that will help you avoid the most common mistakes people make with their money. Learn these, and you are ahead of 98% of your peers.
Make fewer errors, end up with more money.
How Not To Invest lays out the most common errors investors make. Barry Ritholtz reveals his favorite mistakes, including the lessons we can learn from some of the wealthiest and most error-prone investors.
Companies
Uber (
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Oracle (
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PayPal (
)Nebius (
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Duolingo (
)Meta (
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Chegg (
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Viemed (
)Alibaba (
)Adobe (
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