I've spent over 20 years at large investment banks, where I ran global research and strategy teams across multi-asset, FX and fixed income products.
Here's my list of the best bloggers on #economics and #markets you NEED to follow today.
Is there anyone we may have missed? 🧐
Here's my list of the best bloggers on #economics and #markets you NEED to follow today.
Is there anyone we may have missed? 🧐
In no particular order:
1\ Managing Editor of the Journal of Economic Perspectives, @TimothyTTaylor, is somehow able to write on 3 or 4 meaty macro topics a week. This can range from the share of veterans among prime-age men to environmental economics: conversableeconomist.blogspot.com
1\ Managing Editor of the Journal of Economic Perspectives, @TimothyTTaylor, is somehow able to write on 3 or 4 meaty macro topics a week. This can range from the share of veterans among prime-age men to environmental economics: conversableeconomist.blogspot.com
2\ @awealthofcs is Director of Institutional AM at @RitholtzWealth. What we like about his blog is that he writes for investors, shares investing lessons, provides useful stats on market returns and writes in a succinct manner: awealthofcommonsense.com
3\ This has to be our favourite tech blog - @stratechery . Not only does @benthompson cover today’s biggest themes, he provides a framework to do so. Maybe it’s because he’s based in Taiwan that his perspective is so unique: stratechery.com
4\ @MishGEA is an investment advisor and a popular blogger on all things macro. He is higher frequency than most and provides useful updates on important data points. He also flags relevant political news, too: moneymaven.io/mishtalk/
5\ Ed Yardeni of @yardeni has been making big stock market calls for as a long as we can remember. You can follow follow his work at: blog.yardeni.com
6\ That Elaine Schwartz has a teaching background makes this blog especially instructive. She links theory to real world instances and segments her pieces by schools of economic thought: econlife.com
7\ Academics Stephen Cecchetti and Kermit Schoenholtz (@MoneyBanking1) maintain this excellent blog on the financial system. Not only do they write on issues of the day, they also provide primers on key macro and financial matters: moneyandbanking.com
8\ @ritholtz sends out a regular list of good reads – and we always find something interesting on it. He also finds greats charts and has a keen eye on developments in the active vs passive asset management debate: ritholtz.com
9\ Through this blog, @tylercowen has become one of the most popular economists in the business world. The main draw of the blog is his daily selection of interesting articles on economics: marginalrevolution.com
10\ Run by nine bloggers including economists and investment bankers, this blog selects the best articles from around the web on economics and politics. The team lean towards picking pieces that criticise government officials and official media claims: nakedcapitalism.com
We also curate pieces from over 100 sources. You can find our weekly top picks here: macrohive.com/bilals-top-pic…
What are your go-to blogs?! @PhanVeeLeung @macroguru9 @JulietteJDI @ContraInvest @fxmacro @StartupPro @MebFaber
Given how helpful this thread seems to have been, I've decided to create another one for my favourite #podcast shows.
Podcasts are often more convenient to consume - I tend to tune into them whilst running my errands, commuting or cooking.
Podcasts are often more convenient to consume - I tend to tune into them whilst running my errands, commuting or cooking.
