Cameron Passmore

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491 appearances 11 recordings 2 series first heard Apr 2026 last heard 13 Aug

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

Yeah, I think Ben is really one of a small number of financial writers out there who really, I mean, he backs up what he says with the data and the evidence, but he writes with a very distinctly non-academic style.

He's just very down to earth, very much common sense, very much practical, long-term wisdom.

And I think that really comes across in the conversation.

Well, I appreciate that.

I think that's kind of what I've always strived to do as well.

It's like, yeah, of course you need to back up what you say, but I learned pretty early on in this game that if you really want to influence people and help them improve the way they invest,

You can't just hammer them over the head with data.

People will push back against it if it conflicts with whatever their existing beliefs are.

You need to share some insights and you need to bring it down to the level of their own personal lives.

And so some writers are really good at that.

Morgan Housels and other guys just maybe the best at it.

And as we'll see here, Ben has got a lot to contribute to that discussion.

So Ben, one of the questions that you always seem to get or many people get when they talk about the long-term potential for stocks is, what about Japan?

Tell us a little bit about the Japanese counter example.

So tell us about what happened after the 29 crash.

And then more broadly, what tends to happen after market crashes like that?

So in the broader picture, how would you say that you think people can win at investing other than, of course, picking stocks and timing the market perfectly?

People have lots of ideas of what kinds of assets they should purchase as hedges against inflation.

What do you feel are the best ways for most households to do that?

And what would you say is the single most important concept in investing?

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