About this episode
On episode 444 of Animal Spirits, ?????????????????????Michael Batnick????????????????????? and ?????????????????????Ben Carlson????????????????????? discuss what a normal year in the stock market looks like, time traveling through drawdowns, the case for small/mid cap stocks, how many stocks double each year, record cash balances, the economy keeps growing, financial nihilism, gambling, illiquidity risk in private investments and much more.
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Michael Batnick’s ?????????????????????The Irrelevant Investor?????????????????????
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