Monte Carlo with $100,000 in the Stock Market
A Monte Carlo simulation shows that after 10 years, $100,000 in the stock market could be as little as $51,000 or as much as $500,000.
Category: Non-Fiction
Limits of Perfection
The pursuit of perfection is fine in the abstract, but let me describe one significant implementation problem that should not be overlooked.
Paul Ryan Rhetorical Skill
I was very impressed with Ryan's rhetorical skills and corresponding disappointed in that of his interviewer.
Exxon Profit Per Gallon
Exxon averages $0.85 profit per gallon! Almost one-third of the pump price.
Exorbitant Privilege
‘Exorbitant Privilege’ is about the benefit to the US of the dollar of being a reserve currency as well as the current problems and possibilities…
Great Recession Effects on GDP
Great Recession result, GDP growth will continue weak for next 3-5 years
Unintended Consequences
Unwarranted provocations against blacks have led to deaths which were defended by stand your ground laws.
Asset Allocation Books
"As we serve our own interests, the value of the world's economy increases." That sentence has constraints that are ignored.
Benefits of Tea Party
Stop earmarks. Although many argue it is small potatoes compared to the deficit, it is not small potatoes to corruption.
Coming Climate Crisis?
Coming Climate Crisis? by Claire Parkinson. Subtitle – Consider the Past, Beware the Big Fix It’s nice to read a reasoned, solid reflection of the…