Weekend Reading – Best Bond ETFs & 9 Biggest Mistakes Millennials Make

Weekend Reading is a collection of Investment Research and Lifestyle topics from all corners of the Web.We source the highest quality insights from Wall Street and Main Street that you may apply to your investment process. Unlike the rest of Bankeronwheels.com, this series is provided without additional guidance. As usual, everything is to be used at your own risk.  Below is the type of content we shortlist.

Invest Wisely section is dedicated to research on how to invest for the Long Run using Passive Investment Strategies. Read Topics related to (i) Portfolio Construction and Asset Allocation (ii) Acting wisely by avoiding behavioural traps and also (iii) publications that help understand how financial markets work.

Active Investing section relates to improving your knowledge about active investing.  If you decide to sin, then sin only a little. Given ample evidence, combined active bets should be ideally a relatively small fraction of your portfolio. This section also includes Sustainable Investing. You can invest in a Socially Responsible way, but there are many ESG traps. Learn how to invest sustainably, and what it means for expected returns, with our definitive guide to sustainable investing

Personal Finance section is dedicated to UK and European Products. It can also touch on other European jurisdictions outside the Euro-zone.

 

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INVEST WISELY

CONSTRUCT YOUR PORTFOLIO

No time to risk- how to pick a bond ETF for the long run (Bankeronwheels.com)

Bond Yields are at decade high, but Bonds are also a shield for your medium and long-term portfolios, including when deflation strikes. This makes them a mandatory component for any portfolio.

Explore how investment horizon, geographical diversification, risk & return tradeoff & the specific ETF characteristics are important pillars of selecting a long term Bond ETF for your portfolio. 

We also have a list of Best ETFs. 

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UNDERSTAND FINANCIAL MARKETS

Visualising the $105 trillion economy in one chart (Visual Capitalist)

By the end of 2023, the world economy is expected to have a gross domestic product (GDP) of $105 trillion, or $5 trillion higher than the year before, according to the latest International Monetary Fund (IMF) projections from its 2023 World Economic Outlook report.

In nominal terms, that’s a 5.3% increase in global GDP. In inflation-adjusted terms, that would be a 2.8% increase.

The year started with turmoil for the global economy, with financial markets rocked by the collapse of several mid-sized U.S. banks alongside persistent inflation and tightening monetary conditions in most countries. Nevertheless, some economies have proven to be resilient, and are expected to register growth from 2022.

Read more on Visual Capitalist

HOW TO INVEST

Active Investing

FACTOR investing

discretionary investing

7 key valuation lessons from Aswath Damodaran (Daniel)

Aswath Damodaran is the ‘Dean of Valuation.’

For almost four decades, he has been teaching valuation at NYU. He also teaches millions of people online.

Here are 7 Key Valuation Lessons from him

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ALTERNATIVE ASSET CLASSES

WALL STREET

SUSTAINABLE investing

crypto

BAD BETS

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PERSONAL FINANCE

Wealth Management

Paychecks, Not Portfolios: Why Income is the Key to Financial Success (Of Dollars and Data)

What’s the most important thing when it comes to building wealth? Is it what you invest in? Is it when you start? How about your mindset? The consensus is that the best predictor of whether someone is likely to build wealth is—their income. It’s not their asset allocation, their investment knowledge, or their financial goals that matter but What about someone’s spending? There are plenty of celebrities who had very high incomes but still went broke!

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Early Retirement

FINANCIAL PRODUCTS

COST OF LIVING

OUR Community

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DESIGN YOUR LIFESTYLE

Personal Development

Tim Ferriss Is Changing His Mind (Rich Roll - 2 hr 8 min)

While Tim is known and revered for his wisdom regarding optimization and productivity, it’s his arc as a human that is equally impressive. He’s been through a lot. He’s grown considerably. And he’s shared his personal and professional struggles with a laudable degree of courage and vulnerability. This exchange centers on Tim’s inward journey. How he grapples with anxiety and depression. The ways he learned to face difficult emotions. And the various modalities he has explored from silent meditation and psychotherapy to psychedelics.

Health & Wellness

CAREERS

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As of 29/03/2024, Interactive Brokers offers rates up to 4.738% (GBP), 3.445% (EUR) and 4.83% (USD) on cash. 

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As of 29/03/2024, Interactive Brokers offers rates up to 4.738% (GBP), 3.445% (EUR) and 4.83% (USD) on cash. 

TECH AND SCIENCE

Travel

How can you cycle the world? - A practical guide (Bankeronwheels.com)

While you may be here to read about investing, there will be many of you who are curious about ways to travel the world on a bike while lowering the costs of travel, in general. Here are some key practical insights to get started, and an example of setup that can help you discover some of the most unique, and untapped places on our beautiful planet. From setting up, flights, accommodation, technology & leveraging local communities, this is an adventure worth taking second to none!

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miscellaneous

How Fraud Became a Trillion-Dollar Industry (Jordan Harbinger - 1 hr 14 min)

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Fool Me Once author Kelly Richmond Pope explains how fraud became a trillion-dollar industry and helps us avoid becoming its latest victims. Join in on a fascinating discussion on what types of people commit fraud, what is the fraud triangle, Why fraud seems more common and more severe, the multifarious faces of fraud & how businesses and individuals can avoid becoming the next victims

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