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Ben Carlson

Contributing Writer at Fortune

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    Recent Articles

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    There are two very real reasons Ethereum is taking off

    The crypto run this time has two features the 2017 version didn’t—institutional adoption and actual applications.
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    Can you buy crypto in your 401(k) or IRA? - Fortune

    Not yet. But there’s a strong case to be made that the SEC should approve a Bitcoin ETF sooner rather than later.
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    Will stocks keep going up this year?

    Looking to history, the relationship between earnings growth and stock market performance is often inconsistent.
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    3 possible explanations for why interest rates keep falling

    This seems like the perfect environment for interest rates to rise.
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    What the rest of us can learn from Zillow’s real estate stumbles

    Buying and selling homes is not an easily scalable business model.
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    How long bear markets typically last—and how you should think about...

    Advice for investing in a bear market in 2022, and what we know about how long the downturn will last.
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    A powerful chart shows how much the stock market is likely to rebou...

    What to expect from the stock market.
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    Investing was universally horrible in 2022. But there are 5 things ...

    Stocks were awful. Bonds were terrible. Real estate took a turn. But there are lessons to be learned from one of the worst investing years in modern history.
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    How to invest your money when the stock market is terrible

    The upside of stocks going sideways is that there are lots of other places to look for yield.
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    How to invest like the 1%: 3 steps toward making your first million

    It turns out top tier investors keep it relatively simple when it comes to building wealth.
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    One Wall Street Bank says ‘Blame the Boomers’ for the broken housin...

    There are five culprits for the current housing crisis—and yes, boomers are one.