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It was a big weekend for a lot of TV/movie fans with the Avengers movie premiering, and an epic episode of Game of Thrones airing last night.

I personally find it disappointing when people who are fans of shows/movies just immediately criticize something after seeing it.  It makes me sad that some people can’t just enjoy something for what it is!

Here’s what I’ve been reading this morning:

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The NFL Draft really is an interesting event every year.  The sentiment surrounding so many draft picks is extremely polarizing, and realistically unwarranted given the players have yet to touch an NFL field.

It’ll be interesting to watch which “sure things” and which “bad picks” turn out to be quite the opposite!

Here’s what I’ve been reading this morning:

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Another Thursday is upon us, so that means another awesome episode of the podcast has dropped!  Check it out below.

Here’s what I’ve been reading this morning:

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Have you checked out Brendan’s new blog yet?  His new site ‘Your Brain On Stocks’ is home to some of his best work.  Every couple weeks Brendan is pumping out some terrific content, and this morning he dropped another great post.

Here’s what I’ve been reading this morning:

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If you didn’t know, yesterday was Earth Day!  It always serves as a great reminder to take care of the Earth as best you can.  We only have one!

In reality, every day should be Earth Day considering we’re all just guests on this planet we call home!

Here’s what I’ve been reading this morning:

‘NJ Proposes Fiduciary Duty Rule’ – Tom Mullooly – The Human Advisor

• On his new blog, Tom writes about the new NJ proposal for a fiduciary standard of care rule for all broker-dealers, agents, IA’s, and IAR’s.

‘The Problem With Most Financial Advice’ – Nick Maggiulli – Of Dollars and Data

• You rarely hear from people who followed certain financial advice and DIDN’T get rich.  Survivorship bias is real, and it’s important to remember when considering who you get advice from.

‘James Harden and Alpha’ – Drew Dickson – Albert Bridge Capital

• An advantage, in basketball or finance, is only an advantage if the other players don’t also have it.

‘The Path-Dependent Nature of Perfect Withdrawal Rates’ – Nathan Faber – Newfound Research

• Withdrawal rates are tricky when it comes to finding the “perfect” one.  Many models don’t take in account the proper number of risks facing individuals.

ENJOY!