Ben Carlson

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1,555 appearances 4 recordings 4 series first heard Apr 2026 last heard 11 Jun

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Stock Club · #315: How to Invest Through Booms, Busts & Bubbles (w/ Ben Carlson) · 11 Jun 2026 podcast

Oh, interesting.

My big thing is always that I just think simple beats complex when it comes to investing.

And one of the reasons for that is because

Like I said, there's always going to be a time period when your investment strategy goes through a rough patch, regardless of how good of an investor you are.

And I think if you have a simpler approach, it's much easier to lean into the pain and rebalance and keep staying with it, as opposed to more complex strategies, easy to just bail out of and get into an even more complex strategy.

Right.

And so I think simple makes it easier for you to stick with something, because if you understand something, if it's more transparent and you know what you're invested in and why you're invested in, I think it's much easier to stick with it.

And then again, rebalance into the pain when things don't go well.

Yeah, all the bookstores, Amazon, Barnes & Noble.

I did the audiobook myself.

And then, yeah, check out wealthofcommonsense.com to sign up for my newsletter.

The Rational Reminder Podcast · Ben Carlson: Investing at All-Time Highs | #412 · 4 Jun 2026 podcast

Thanks for having us.

Glad to be here.

They should be freaking out right now.

Now, the funny thing is, is that I think some investors think the next all-time high is going to be like the high, all capital letters.

It's the more people may be thought that after the great financial crisis, this is it.

One of these highs is the next one.

Data actually shows if you pick any day outside of all-time highs, which only happened like 7% of all trading days or something, most of the time you're looking up at them.

your returns are actually better going out one year, three years, five years from all-time highs, which kind of makes sense when you consider that bull markets last longer than people think.

One of them is going to be the peak.

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