A recent CNBC article offers an excerpt from Morgan Housel’s new book, “The Psychology of Money: Timeless Lessons on Wealth, Greed and Happiness” in which he underscores the importance of…
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Morgan Housel on the Biggest Returns
In an article for The Collaborative Fund, Morgan Housel draws a parallel between the energy industry and investing through a discussion of how conservation and efficiency in the former has…
Morgan Housel on the Psychology of Money
In an episode of The Motley Fool radio show, host Chris Hill talked to The Collaborative Fund’s Morgan Housel about the psychology of investing and how humans behave when it…
Housel Compares Expiring and Long-Term Knowledge
In a recent article for The Collaborative Fund, Morgan Housel reflects on the differences between information we retain and that which “expires” in short order. “It’s amazing how much of…
Housel on the Strength of Compounding on a Small Base
In a recent article for the Collaborative Fund, Morgan Housel addresses the topic of compounding through several interesting anecdotes about ice ages and Warren Buffett, among others. A hundred years…
Housel on the Irony of Luck
In a recent article for the Collaborative Fund, Morgan Housel contrasts luck and risk as they relate to investing, arguing “you cannot understand one without appreciating the other.” “This is…
Housel Lists Factors That Can Kill Competitive Advantage
More than 40% of all public companies go on to lose effectively all their value,” writes Morgan Housel in a recent article for the Collaborative Fund. Housel uses the example…
Housel's Fundamental Investing Skills
In an article for the Collaborative Fund earlier this month, Morgan Housel shares what he sees as the four skills most relevant in investing: “The ability to distinguish ‘temporarily out…
Housel on How to Stay Rich
In a bull market, stocks become expensive and stretched valuations leave little margin for error, writes Morgan Housel earlier this year in an article for the Collaborative Fund. This increases…
Morgan Housel: Discomfort the Key to Investing Success
A key component of becoming a successful investor, writes Morgan Housel of the Collaborative Fund, is the “ability to be comfortable being uncomfortable.” Investors, he says, “have a fascination with no-brainers,…