David Booth, the founder of trillion-dollar asset manager Dimensional, has a new book out called Stay Calm.
This isn't a book about how to invest.
It's a book about how to think about investing.
It's not about picking stocks.
It's about taking stock of what really matters.
Investing is fundamentally about managing uncertainty, and so is life.
Which means that you may have spent your life developing your skill set for investing without even realizing it.
Hey, What's News listeners, it's Sunday, September 20th.
I'm Luke Vargas for The Wall Street Journal, and this is What's News Sunday,
the show where we tackle the big questions about the biggest stories in the news.
This week, our global fossil fuel supply chains breaking down, with Iran continuing to exert control
over the Strait of Hormuz, Iran-backed Houthis capturing another maritime choke point near Yemen,
and a key Saudi oil pipeline shut following drone attacks.
Middle Eastern energy supplies haven't looked this precarious in decades.
We're breaking down what that means for consumers, the global economy, and the midterms.
Let's get right to it.
Well, we've got a stacked show today.
Later on, we'll head to Houston and New York to hear from Journal reporters Benoit Morin and Conrad Puzier.
But first, I'm joined in our London studio by Andy Critchlow, the head of energy news for Dow Jones Energy.
Andy, when you and I spoke following the attack on Saudi Arabia's east-west pipeline,