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.
What's News listeners, it's Sunday, September 27th.
I'm Alex Osola for The Wall Street Journal.
This is What's News Sunday, the show where we tackle the big questions about the biggest stories in the news.
This week, we're serving up an episode of WSJ's Take on the Week,
where host Miriam Gottfried and guest co-host Sam Goldfarb unpack the recent moves in the treasury market.
Specifically, what drove the 10-year yield up to 5% and where things go from here.
If you like what you hear, listen and subscribe to WSJ's Take on the Week wherever you get your podcasts.
Hey, everyone.
It's Miriam.
TELUS is out today, but I have a special guest joining me as co-host.
I have my colleague, Sam Goldfarb, who's a markets reporter and covers U.S.
Treasury markets.
And it's actually no accident that I invited Sam here to join me today.