Most of my work in finance stems from my original purpose of educating those of my students who will go on to serve the public in their careers and face the economic consequences of those decisions. That began my work on a class that turned into a book, Fundamentals of Personal Finance. That spawned two more texts and many blog posts. I think it is safe to assume that I am hooked on economics and finance, and the workings of the stock market are a splinter in my mind.
The OER Books
Fundamentals of Personal Finance: A Guide for Helping Professionals
This is my OER guide to very basic concepts of personal finance and making your money work for you.
Fundamentals of Market Investing
This is my expanded text on the basics of market investing, and the pros and cons of different investing styles and strategies. My idea was to present a wide variety of investing (and gambling) styles and leave the reader to decide which is best.
Fundamentals of Market Income
This is a future work, and I hope to get a version posted by the end of the summer for comments and criticism.
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Some Blogs…
- Why AI Won’t Take Over the World (yet)
- Factor Investing vs. Themes: False Dichotomy?
- Cracks in the Euphoria: A Market Downturn is Coming
- Never Forget That Markets are Cyclical
- Give Me Prime or Give Me Death
- Opinion: Capitalism and Socialism Don’t Mix
- Index Investing With SPDRs in Volatile Markets
- The Role Of Credit In The Economy (According to Ray Dalio)
- Productivity, Credit, and the Economy (According to Ray Dalio)
- Credit and Economic Cycles (According to Ray Dalio)
- Credit and the Curious Lack of Money in the Economy (According to Ray Dalio)
- The Psychology of Debt (According to Ray Dalio)
- Mr. Dalio’s Final Thoughts on the Economic Machine