Why the Customers Don’t Have Yachts, and Why it Doesn’t Matter

The oft-repeated phrase ‘Where Are the Customer’s Yachts?’, the the title of Fred Schwed’s 1940 classic book on investing, has become something of a cultural refrain for greed and self-interest in the financial industry (but also in other industries), of how brokers allegedly intentionally enrich themselves at the expense of their clients. The origin of… Continue reading Why the Customers Don’t Have Yachts, and Why it Doesn’t Matter