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Same Market. Eleven Different Ways to Use It. (opens the original)
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Before 1964, nobody knew what the stock market actually returned. People invested anyway.Today the number takes three seconds to find, and investing still isn’t easy. The market’s return is public. Your return is private, and it gets decided by two things that number can’t tell you: How and where<span style="color: rgb(4, 125, 88)
Your Fear Isn’t About Money. It’s About a Forecast You Never Re-Checked. (opens the original)
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Derek bought the motorcycle on a Saturday. His brother-in-law made the obvious joke about organ donation. His mother called twice that week to make sure his life insurance was paid up.<img alt="A young man starting to drive a vintage motorcycle off a subu
One Old Rule, Many Languages. No Finish Line. (opens the original)
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“Waste not, want not.”Four words, and if you grew up anywhere near a grandmother who rinsed out plastic bags to dry on the counter, then you already know exactly which voice says this in your head.Here’s the odd thing about this one, though - different from everything else this series has covered so far. Hearing it a thousand times as a kid didn’t do most of the damage. This phrase does its heaviest wor
Your Best Qualities Are the Trap (opens the original)
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The Phrase That Sounds Like Magic Until Someone Asks How (opens the original)
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“Money attracts money.”Unlike last time, this one didn’t get said to you at five years old, over and over, every time you wanted something at the store. This one shows up later, if it shows up at all. Some people heard it constantly, at the family dinner table, from a parent who talked about investments the way other households talked about grocery lists. Most people heard
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