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Financial Educator, on a mission to raise financial literacy, starting from pre school . Also an advisor to private investors and family offices + writer

Denver, CO,
Joined March 2009
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A sneak peak at our #book cover. A special thanks to the one and only Wes Gray @alphaarchitect for the amazing Foreward! Empowering #Investors through #Education. @TommiJohnsen Happy #Thanksgiving ๐Ÿ๐Ÿฆƒ
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Institutional investors are supposed to process information efficiently, read everything that matters, and adjust portfolios rationally. But in practice, attention is scarce. This paper opens the box
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Pension systems are often treated as background institutions. But in reality, pension structures play a central role in financial markets! by @ebasilico alphaarchitect.com/?p=96766
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Stock momentum has long been a workhorse idea. Buy recent winners. Sell recent losers. Critics argue those profits mostly come from riding factor trends like value, size, or industry tilts. This paper pushes back. by @ebasilico alphaarchitect.com/?p=96933
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Mutual fund managers have long been thought to benefit from being close to the companies they follow. But what exactly creates that edge? Better public information, faster internal communication or something more human? by @ebasilico alphaarchitect.com/?p=96880
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โ€œA Unified Framework for Anomalies based on Daily Returns,โ€ challenged how we think about short-term return patterns in stock markets. An anomoly in plain sight! by @larryswedroe alphaarchitect.com/?p=96809
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For decades, traditional commercial banks dominated the mortgage market. However, over the last 20 years, a massive shift has occurred, with "shadow banks"...this paper explains why by @ebasilico alphaarchitect.com/?p=96497
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Stock momentum has long been a workhorse idea. Buy recent winners. Sell recent losers. Critics argue those profits mostly come from riding factor trends like value, size, or industry tilts. This paper pushes back... by @ebasilico alphaarchitect.com/?p=96382
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My latest for Alpha Architect
This paper shows how recent advances in large language models (LLMs) make it possible to track geoeconomic pressure in near real time... by @ebasilico alphaarchitect.com/?p=96434
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My latest for @alphaarchitect
Over the past two decades, middle-class Americans have quietly changed how they invest...and it includes a lot more stocks! by @ebasilico alphaarchitect.com/?p=96170
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Private markets have grown from a niche to a central pillar of institutional portfolios, yet their decision-making infrastructure remains analog...can AI help investors improve their decisions in the private equity space? by @ebasilico alphaarchitect.com/?p=96064
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5 money mistakes parents make (and how to fix them) A thread ๐Ÿงต 1/5- read below ๐Ÿ‘‡๐Ÿป Which one do you see most often?
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5๏ธโƒฃ Not starting early โ†’ Habits form by age 7
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4๏ธโƒฃ Hiding financial stress โ†’ Model calm planning
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3๏ธโƒฃ Buying every โ€œwantโ€ โ†’ Teach patience & saving
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2๏ธโƒฃ Unlimited allowance โ†’ Set structure + purpose
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1๏ธโƒฃ Avoiding money talk โ†’ Be open, let kids ask questions
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The World Bank and the OECD have found that 50% of households worldwide, if faced with the loss of their income, have savings to cover only one month of expenses โ€” and 28% can cover just one week! Thatโ€™s why we must bring financial education to as many children as possible.
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Compound interest is magic. The earlier kids meet it, the richer their lives become. How early did you teach it to your kids? I will start ๐Ÿ‘‡๐Ÿป 3 years old
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Over the past decade, online credit markets promised to โ€œcut out the middleman.โ€ But the model transitioned to more traditional structures... by @ebasilico alphaarchitect.com/?p=95923
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Allowance: To pay or not to pay? ๐Ÿค” Hereโ€™s the expert view: โœ… YES โ€” an allowance helps kids learn budgeting, saving, and delayed gratification. โš ๏ธ BUT โ€” if itโ€™s unlimited or disconnected from responsibility, it can backfire. The key? Money + guidance = financial literacy
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Parents: Do you tie allowance to chores, or give it unconditionally?
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