Stock prices are high but an expert on bubbles says the psychological underpinnings of this market appear to be different from those of 1929 or 2000.

Why we like to make decisions and then rationalized them after or believe what we want to believe (confirmation bias). This is directly applicable to investing. 

This is true for big theories, too. Investor Dean Williams once wrote: “Expertise is great, but it has a bad side effect. It tends to create an inability to accept new ideas.” Those who learned how to invest in the ‘70s and ‘80s never quite shook the idea that low inflation could persist as long as it has. Those who invested through the late ‘90s will perpetually see a bubble in anything that trades over 20 times earnings. Anyone under age 25 will have an easier time seeing the potential of blockchain than those over age 55. Same was true for the internet 30 years ago.

Actively managed mutual funds with lower fees and high manager ownership have beaten their benchmarks in greater numbers

Pensioners, savers and investors have for decades relied on the success of the GE share price and its clockwork payouts of dividends.

There was a story in CNN Money last week about a 60-something part-time writer/librarian who cashed out all of the money she had in the stock market. Here’s what she did with it along with her reasoning behind the decision:

A new study by a pair of professors concludes that many so-called unicorn companies are worth half of what is commonly reported for their valuation.

Last week I got a call from Patrick an ex-student I hadn’t heard from for 8 years. He was now the CEO of a company and wanted to talk about what he admitted was a “first world” problem. Over…

I’m scratching my head. It seems that with the overwhelming notion that “software is eating the world” pretty much everyone is starting a venture fund… or doing an ICO. Somehow you’re led to believe…

No, not like 1929, 1987, 2001 or 2007. I’ve seen many analyses comparing this economic cycle with those that have ended in tears. Well, I’m no different. The ma

The spillover from retailer debt will flow far and wide across the economy.

Employers in the Bay Area slashed thousands of jobs during September, employment setbacks that come with the crucial holiday shopping and hiring season nearing.

Home prices increased across the nation, causing nearly half of the nation’s top 50 markets to become overvalued, according to the latest Home Price Index from CoreLogic, a property information, analytics and data-enabled solutions provider. The HPI showed home prices increased 7% from September 2016 to September 2017 and 0.9% from August. And CoreLogic predicts this increase will continue, but at a slower pace with an increase of 4.7% from September 2017 to September 2018 and an increase of 0.1% by October this year, according …

Rents have increased rapidly across U.S. housing markets as the share of renting households has risen faster than the number of new units. Now, in a survey published Thursday by an apartment-listing service, nearly one in five respondents reports struggling to make the monthly payments.

A new study from the University of California Los Angeles has found that Airbnb pushes up rents and worsens housing affordability in the city. 

Given the acute construction labor shortage, reconstruction and its repercussions in residential real estate could be yet another disaster.

A Google village that could bring 20,000 employees of the tech giant to downtown San Jose now has a “main construction” time frame of nearly a decade from now.

The typical U.S. home lasted just three weeks on the market, according to a new report.

The world of investing/finance is divided into two camps. In one, you have the number-crunchers, who believe that the only things that matter are the numbers…