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Mentioned in 11 episodes
Where Are the Customers' Yachts?
or A Good Hard Look at Wall Street
Book •
In 'Where Are the Customers' Yachts?
', Fred Schwed Jr. delivers a witty and incisive critique of the financial industry, exposing the myths and misconceptions that pervade Wall Street.
The book humorously explores how financial professionals often prioritize their own wealth over clients' financial well-being, and it offers insights into human psychology and investment behaviors.
First published in 1940, the book remains relevant today, cautioning investors to approach financial advice with skepticism.
', Fred Schwed Jr. delivers a witty and incisive critique of the financial industry, exposing the myths and misconceptions that pervade Wall Street.
The book humorously explores how financial professionals often prioritize their own wealth over clients' financial well-being, and it offers insights into human psychology and investment behaviors.
First published in 1940, the book remains relevant today, cautioning investors to approach financial advice with skepticism.
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Mentioned in 11 episodes
Mentioned when discussing how fees charged by financial advisors can accumulate to significant amounts.

108 snips
10 Rules for Building a Portfolio That Actually Works for Your Life, with Cullen Roche
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as the greatest book title ever for an investment book.


Ben Carlson

73 snips
A National Housing Emergency (EP. 428)
Recommended by 

as a funny and insightful book about investing.


Jason Zweig

48 snips
The Intelligent Investor
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to highlight perverse incentives in the investment management industry.

Gautam Baid

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TIP566: The Passionate Pursuit of Lifelong Learning w/ Gautam Baid
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as a classic book on investing.

Anthony Yoseloff

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The Absolute Return Revival with Tony Yoseloff
Mentioned by 

, quoting a line from the book about experiences that cannot be explained to someone without experience.


Bill Bernstein

32 snips
WCI #450: When You Win the Game, Stop Playing with Bill Bernstein
Mentioned by 

while discussing Nick Sleep's views on market crowds and investment timing.


Clay Finck

15 snips
TIP492: The Best Investor You've Never Heard of
Mentioned by the speaker as a book that offers a cynical view of Wall Street.

13 snips
Other People’s Money: Jacob Goldstein and the Bonds of Wall Street
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to highlight that investment bankers benefit more from financial advice than their clients.

Kyle Prevost

Lessons From 400+ Interviews on Canadian Financial Independence & How to Achieve and Protect Your Early Retirement
Recommended by 

as a book containing helpful human truths and advice on how to die rich.


William Green

RWH012: Fear the Fed w/ Jim Grant



