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The NASDAQ 100 just had its worst week since 2008. Every stock in the index finished in the red. Twenty-one fell at least 10%. There wasn’t a single -2% day in the S&P 500 from October 2016 through January 2018. There have been 7 over the last 60 sessions Something As is usually the case, most stocks are doing worse than the index. While the S&P 500 is mired in a 15% drawdown (as of yesterday’s close), the median stock is 23.5% below its 52-week high. Looking within the S&P 500 (as of yesterday’s close, data from YCharts), things have gotten ugly out there. There are… Read More Below are the total annual returns for the S&P 500 over the past nine calendar years. Nine consecutive years of calendar gains is terrific, but I don’t feel any comfort in writing this so I doubt you feel any comfort in reading it I could show you a million stats about how On today’s An*mal Spirits, we discuss: Robinhood goes after banks with 3% checking and savings accounts… …Oh wait, nevermind Yea, nevermind Student loans are twice as much as all outstanding credit card debt Never list Are You Ready for the Financial Crisis of 2019? A good Twitter thread People are waking up ridicu*ously early Listen… Read More Ben Graham once said, “Nearly everyone interested in common stocks wants to be told by someone else what he thinks the market is going to do. The demand being there, it must be supplied.” Over the weekend, Barron’s obliged. As is always the case, strategists see stocks Today’s An*mal Spirits Talk Your Book is presented by iShares On today’s episode, we discuss: Is market cap weighting really sub-optimal? Can factor investing replace old-school active management? Why should investors bother diversifying internationally? S&P envy. Structuring a multi-factor portfolio. Finding unicorn stocks in a multi-factor model. The problem with single variable an*lysis. Articles because someone sold it to them By Blair duQuesnay If you’ve only recently begun accu*ulating material levels of as*ets, I