<p>With animal spirits and speculation running rampant on Wall Street (SPACs, bitcoin, meme stocks to name a few), it seemed an ideal time to rebroadcast my conversation with Professor Malkiel, whose 1973 classic, Random Walk Down Wall Street, remains a must-read for investors. Enjoy!</p>

With animal spirits and speculation running rampant on Wall Street (SPACs, bitcoin, meme stocks to name a few), it seemed an ideal time to rebroadcast my conversation with Professor Malkiel, whose 1973 classic, Random Walk Down Wall Street, remains a must-read for investors. Enjoy!

Prof. Burton Malkiel on Random Walk Down Wall Street and the index fund revolution that followed (Classic)

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