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Old, New, Borrowed & Blue, Vol. 11

Every once in a while, Rule Breaker Investing sets aside the theme and embraces the hodgepodge. Something Old, something New, something Borrowed, something Blue—four directions, no particular reason they should fit together, and that’s part of the fun. This time, a World Series c ...  Show more

August 2026 Mailbag: The Scores We Keep

After three weeks of Authors in August, the authors step aside and Rule Breaker listeners take the conversation somewhere new. A middle-school teacher wrestles with what happens when the measurements meant to improve education begin defining it instead. A father investing for his ...  Show more

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