Jason Zweig
@jasonzweigwsj
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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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Joined November 2009
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.
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The WSJ columnist championed common-sense investing. We can carry on his message.
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My column about my dear friend, @clementsmoney
https://t.co/Zf0lJRcZ5S
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After receiving a terminal cancer diagnosis, the former columnist hatched a plan to turn kids into lifelong savers.
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Will we still be able to say "a penny for your thoughts"?
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President Trump’s social-media company is making an unorthodox foray into fund management, preparing to sell investments to everyday people https://t.co/tM0xbs9RVX via @WSJ
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Everyone is launching new exchange-traded funds these days, including the president.
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this seems altogether fitting and proper Psychedelic ETF PSIL Is 2025's Best-Performing ETF
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The ETF, which invests in emerging psychedelic drugs, has soared 40% this year.
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Are trade wars easy to win? By the estimable Bill Bernstein, who has the good sense to stay off Twitter / X. https://t.co/nMMEjhd9eC
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Hi headhunter, Are you using AI, or are you just plain crazy?
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Investors looking for the chance to double down on President Trump’s new meme coin might soon get their wish
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Speculative meme coin funds will test the Securities and Exchange Commission’s boundaries under President Trump.
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Republicans are trying to repeal a tax-reporting rule for some digital asset transactions, a move that shows the cryptocurrency industry’s growing clout
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As the industry’s clout grows, Congress could wipe out the IRS requirement for Form 1099 for decentralized transactions.
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Whom the Gods would destroy, they make first to identify an asset bubble.
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The Guy Behind DeepSeek Blurbed My Book in China, by @GZuckerman
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On Friday, I had never heard of Liang Wenfeng. By Monday, I realized he knew a lot about my work—and I was scrambling to learn about his.
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Heard on the Street: U.S. housing could be overvalued by anywhere from 10% to 25% based on how investors are acting https://t.co/sciCJZR4Ks via @WSJ (but not based on how private equity is acting, of course)
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Housing could be overvalued by anywhere from 10% to 25% based on how investors are acting.
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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
The Bottle Imp: A Parable from 1891 for Today https://t.co/0GfjpCXNxH
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The Bottle Imp: A Parable from 1891 for Today https://t.co/0GfjpCXNxH
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Robert Louis Stevenson’s classic short story is all about momentum trading and the “greater-fool theory.”
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Forget about making a New Year's resolution. Have you tried imagining your deathbed? 🌞
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Forget about making a New Year’s resolution. Have you tried imagining your deathbed?
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