Meb Faber Research – Stock Market and Investing Blog

This is Part II in our series, Part I can be found here: The Get Rich Portfolio Welcome to the second installment of our new series on generating wealth, preserving it, and then looking at a real-world illustration of strategically implementing these concepts. In our first essay, we discussed generating riches through a high-paying career, investing in public and private markets,...

  If we allow ourselves to let go of appearances, we’re all here for one simple reason… More money. "More money" of course is always relative.  $100,000 in net worth places you in the global top 10%, but for many that would not last a hot minute.  $1,000,000 vaults you into the top 1%, but for some, only Tres Comas would suffice. ...

Today, we have good news and bad news. Well, not so much “bad” news, as sobering news. Of course, the silver lining of this is when you understand this sobering news and allow it to temper your investing expectations, you’re more likely to benefit from the good news. Enough vague introduction, let’s jump in with the good news. Most people invest in stocks....

The below is a summary of a 104(!) tweetstorm I did on twitter the other day...people complained it was hard to read through their monocle glasses so I recreated it here...enjoy! ---- Here are my 6 favorite research pieces of 2019 making the case for global investing... First up, @CreditSuisse with their "Global Investment Returns Yearbook 2019" This is the yearly update to...

A few years ago I set out to find the best recipes in the world.  Well, food preferences are subjective so not necessarily the BEST recipes, but ones that are nearly universally great.  Ones that if you had a dinner party, 9 of the 10 people there would love it, the one exception being your weird friend who is...

No, it's not a good idea, which should surprise no one. The fact that it is a GREAT idea, well, that should surprise everyone. Most investors fret when markets hit new highs, but should they? The below is inspired by our friend Jake @ Econompic, who examined the following query: "What if you bought stocks at all-time highs, otherwise you sat in the...