Sophisticated Internet Scams Targeting Elderly Clients Are Rampant
Anna Sulkin Stern, WealthManagement.com

Great or Again?
Allison Schrager, Known Unknowns

The Magnificent 7 Are Beginning to Look Average
Jonathan Levin, Bloomberg

Alumni Spotlight: Paul Snitzer
Dechert Alumni Stay Connected

Medicare Plans Are Making Big Changes for 2025. Here’s How to Navigate Them.
Anna Wilde Mathews, The Wall Street Journal

The Stock Market Keeps Breaking Records. What Could Stop the Rally?
Sarah Hansen, Morningstar

American productivity still leads the world
The Economist

The 60/40 Portfolio Win Rate
Ben Carlson, A Wealth of Common Sense

Where Taxes Would Rise the Most if Trump’s Tax Cuts Expire
By Richard Rubin, Max Rust and Anthony DeBarros, The Wall Street Journal

The Investment Implications of the Wealth Surge
David Kelly, Notes on the Week Ahead

Six Rules for Traveling in Retirement
Robbie Shell, The Wall Street Journal

It’s Time for the Fed to Cut Permalink
Jeremy Siegel, VettaFi Advisor Perspectives

Here’s Why You Should Invest in All the Sectors, Not Just One
Dimensional Fund Advisors

Fifty Years Without Gold
Alex J. Pollock, Law & Liberty

Hackers may have stolen the Social Security numbers of every American. Here’s how to protect yourself
Jon Healey, Los Angeles Times

A Straight Man and a Funnyman Explain the World Economy
Lauren B. Siegel, VettaFi Advisor Perspectives

Don’t Get Fed Up
Wes Crill, PhD, Dimensional

Why I Remain Bullish on the United States of America
Ben Carlson, A Wealth of Common Sense

Eight Things Republicans Get Wrong About Free Trade
Tyler Cowen, Bloomberg

The Case Against Low Interest Rates
John Michaelson, The Wall Street Journal

Roger Federer vs. the Stock Market
Ben Carlson, A Wealth of Common Sense

US Stocks Beat Predictions Over the Past Decade. Can They Do It Again?
John Rekenthaler, Morningstar

Global Diversification Still Requires International Securities
Wes Crill, PhD, Dimensional

Why Concentrated Stock Positions Are A ‘Loser’s Game’
Larry, Swedroe, Financial Advisor

Johan Norberg’s Plan to Save the World Through Capitalism
Laurence B. Siegel, VettaFi Advisor Perspectives

The Indispensability of Risk
Howard Marks, Oaktree Capital Management

The Perils of the Fed’s Vast Bond Holdings
Jeff Sommer, The New York Times

Meet Salim Ramji, Who Is Going to Oversee the Retirement Assets of Tens of Millions of Americans
Jack Pitcher, The Wall Street Journal

America’s Economy Is No. 1. That Means Trouble.
Greg Ip, The Wall Street Journal

Is robotics about to have its own ChatGPT moment?
Melissa Heikkilä, MIT Technology Review

Everything is Obvious
Joe Wiggins, Behavioural Investment

Daniel Kahneman Changed How We Think About Human Nature
Daniel Read, RealClearScience

The Rewarding Distribution of US Stock Market Returns
Dimensional

The Fed’s Conundrum: Interest Rates Are Both Too High—and Too Low
Justin Lahart, The Wall Street Journal

Rogoff Says Biden, Trump Favor ‘Blowing Up’ U.S. Debt
Christopher Anstey, Financial Advisor

Inside the Operating Room: Doctors Test a Revolutionary Brain-Computer Implant
Jo Craven McGinty, The Wall Street Journal

Japanese Lessons
David Kelly, Notes on the Week Ahead

A $1 Trillion Conundrum: The U.S. Government’s Mounting Debt Bill
Eric Wallerstein, The Wall Street Journal

Investors Are Almost Always Wrong About the Fed
Eric Wallerstein, The Wall Street Journal

Macro is Hard
Ben Carlson, A Wealth of Common Sense

From downturn to upswing: Strong fourth-quarter returns in stocks and bonds
Francis M. Kinniry Jr., CFA, Ted Dinucci, CFA and Chris Tidmore, CFA, Vanguard

Conference Roundup: The End of the Dollar, or Not
Laurence B. Siegel, AJO Vista

El-Erian Says It’s Too Soon for Fed to Declare Inflation Victory
The Wealth Advisor

Hopescrolling: 52 fact-based optimistic news from every week in 2023
Warp News

Higher Interest Rates Are Here to Stay
Kenneth Rogoff, Project Syndicate

2023: the year of sticker shock
Justin Klawans, The Week

The Office Market Had It Hard in 2023. Next Year Looks Worse.
Peter Grant, The Wall Street Journal

How Were So Many Economists So Wrong About the Recession?
Tyler Cowen, Bloomberg