Sears financial innovation
I have been an investor in Sears Holding for some time now as there are a lot of different sources of value there. I recently got into a deeper conversation… Read more >
The Federal Fiduciary
If you were ever interested in reading an intriguing story of deceit, deception, government persuasion, and all of the above’s ramifications on society… this is what you should be reading… Read more >
The pain of paying
Interesting thoughts on how we react to paying from Dan Ariely…
Investing in Banks
I always have mixed emotions about investing in banks, having lost all sorts of wealth in the local WaMu crash – I spent a fair amount of time working there as did my… Read more >
The Value of Money
Georg Simmel provided a unique perspective on our relationships with the world around us. His insights and opinions led to comparisons with thinkers at all ends of the spectrum like… Read more >
August 13, 2012 Banking, career, Entrepreneurship, Investing, Profit, Startups 0 Read more >
Lessons From Marx on Capitalism and Behavioral Intelligence
I haven’t talked too much about Marx here – but those who have discussed economics and business with me offline are well aware that I think Marx had a lot… Read more >
July 16, 2012 Banking, Entrepreneurship, Innovation, Investing, Startups 0 Read more >
QE Timeline and the Market
Bill McBride over at Calculated Risk has put together an interesting QE Timeline – in his post he outlines what occured at each of these stages and has included the graphic… Read more >
The Best God Damn Buggy Whip
There are a lot of examples of people in Greece and even in the U.S. who work for a living but don’t understand what that really means. They get pay… Read more >
June 28, 2012 Accounting, Banking, Entrepreneurship, ESPP, Innovation, Profit, Startups 0 Read more >