Are those who don't learn from history doomed to repeat it? The Price of Time documents "the real story of interest" in incredible detail and makes for an amazing read.
That wasn't always the case, but after investing for a couple of decades and buying/selling individual stocks for a few years now, I've finally started to feel like the knowledge is "intuitive" for me. It's automatic: if the Fed lowers rates, the market gets all kinds of excited... and it's easy for me to see why.
Hm. This may be the legendary fembot all the boys heard about back in grade school. Thought then to be but a myth she (it?) apparently may exist. Also... you should post your book review to google books, amazon, and goodreads, they drive sales and your author will love you for it! Even if you are a literally heartless machine consider reposting your book review. Beep beep buzz beep!
I thought I was the unsung master of the long-form book review. Actually, you are. I know when I'm licked.
Here's my review of The Price of Time. https://larrysiegel.org/the-price-of-time/
Interest rates are fun to think about.
That wasn't always the case, but after investing for a couple of decades and buying/selling individual stocks for a few years now, I've finally started to feel like the knowledge is "intuitive" for me. It's automatic: if the Fed lowers rates, the market gets all kinds of excited... and it's easy for me to see why.
I need to go check out this book now.
Hm. This may be the legendary fembot all the boys heard about back in grade school. Thought then to be but a myth she (it?) apparently may exist. Also... you should post your book review to google books, amazon, and goodreads, they drive sales and your author will love you for it! Even if you are a literally heartless machine consider reposting your book review. Beep beep buzz beep!