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  • PODCAST EPISODE 362 – MicroStrategy’s STRC: Is That 11% Return Too Good to Be True?

    Is MicroStrategy’s new preferred stock STRC really the next big financial product — or just a shiny object designed to harvest your savings? In this episode of More Than Commas, Paul breaks down STRC, MicroStrategy’s preferred stock promising 11% annual returns paid monthly — and why those numbers deserve a much closer look. Using a Coffeezilla analysis as a jumping-off…

  • PODCAST EPISODE 360 – From Financial Teacher to Doom Prophet: The Hidden Cost of Fear-Based Investing

    Robert Kiyosaki helped change how millions of people think about money. But what happens when a voice that once educated and empowered starts leaning into fear-based predictions? In this episode of More Than Commas, Paul takes a closer look at Kiyosaki’s evolution—from the impact of Rich Dad, Poor Dad to his repeated market crash warnings—and breaks down what he predicted…

  • PODCAST EPISODE 359 – Financial Guru Predictions Gone Wrong and CyberTruck Sinks

    Why do financial influencers keep predicting the next big market crash—and why do people keep listening? In this episode of More Than Commas, we break down the real incentive behind repeated crash predictions, how attention drives extreme forecasts, and why being “right once” can be more profitable than being consistently accurate. Then, in a completely unexpected turn, we follow through…

  • Why Past Performance Means Nothing

    The Myth of “Track Record Investing” Among even the most hallowed asset management firms, prior success can be attributed not to a series of calculated, informed actions or unique insights but rather the good fortune of being in the right place at the right time–something also known as random luck.  One of the most attractive illusions of investing involves judging…

  • BLOG: The “Market Timing” Myth

    Part III of the “The Illusions of Investing” series with Paul and myself addresses one of the most widespread illusions held by investors, that of credible “market timing”, by which an individual or group can confidently schedule investing decisions for a guaranteed profit or, in effect, “predict” whether or not the market will go up or down at a particular…