Episode Description
We explore the forces likely to shape financial markets in 2026 and how to make better decisions as you pursue your goals this year.
Topics covered include:
- The difference between intentions and resolutions
- Key behavioral biases and how to overcome them
- The cautionary tale of a private real estate fund that went public
- Is the affordability crisis real?
- The big test for AI in 2026
- The financial and economic outlook for the year
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Show Notes
A Slightly Better You in the New Year by Roland Fryer—The Wall Street Journal
Handbook of Cognitive Biases—Federal Intelligence Service FIS
America’s affordability crisis is (mostly) a mirage—The Economist
When Your Private Fund Turns $1 Into 60 Cents by Jason Zweig—The Wall Street Journal
Canadians Are Furious After Real Estate Funds Lock Up Their Money by Paula Sambo—Bloomberg
Blue Rock TI+ Annual Report—Securities and Exchange Commission
Is AI More Like a Mind or a Market? by Walter Frick—Bloomberg
Don’t Fear the Bubble Bursting by Carl Benedikt Frey—The New York Times
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