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Jason Zweig

@jasonzweigwsj

Investing columnist for @WSJ. Editor, Benjamin Graham's *The Intelligent Investor.* Author, *Your Money and Your Brain* and *The Devil's Financial Dictionary.*

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ICYMI: Saving Investors from Themselves goo.gl/ahOoAv

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As an advocate for sane, no-nonsense investing and a critic of Wall Street's excesses for more than three decades, @ClementsMoney has made a difference in this world. It's time to say thanks. morningstar.com/personal-finan…


Happy Valentine's Day! (British Library, Stowe MS 955)

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(British Library, Stowe MS 955)

Will we still be able to say "a penny for your thoughts"?


President Trump’s social-media company is making an unorthodox foray into fund management, preparing to sell investments to everyday people wsj.com/finance/invest… via @WSJ


this seems altogether fitting and proper Psychedelic ETF PSIL Is 2025's Best-Performing ETF etf.com/sections/featu…


Are trade wars easy to win? By the estimable Bill Bernstein, who has the good sense to stay off Twitter / X. efficientfrontier.com/files/ASE-Ch13…


How long before this page gets taken down? eia.gov/energyexplaine…

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Hi headhunter, Are you using AI, or are you just plain crazy?

jasonzweigwsj's tweet image. Hi headhunter,

Are you using AI, or are you just plain crazy?

Investors looking for the chance to double down on President Trump’s new meme coin might soon get their wish wsj.com/finance/regula…


Republicans are trying to repeal a tax-reporting rule for some digital asset transactions, a move that shows the cryptocurrency industry’s growing clout wsj.com/finance/curren…


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Whom the Gods would destroy, they make first to identify an asset bubble.


Heard on the Street: U.S. housing could be overvalued by anywhere from 10% to 25% based on how investors are acting wsj.com/real-estate/wa… via @WSJ (but not based on how private equity is acting, of course)


It’s worth (re)reading the chapter on the Struldbruggs in “Gulliver’s Travels.”

"Imagine a fictional society that has unlimited wealth, unlimited health, and permanent peace. Would they be overflowing with joy? Probably not. I think their defining characteristic would be how trivial and absurd their grievances would be." ~@morganhousel



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"perhaps the best example in all of literature of what happens when people buy an asset without thinking through how they will sell it. I know of no better illustration of how the “greater-fool theory” of investing unfolds." ~@jasonzweigwsj


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