
SBV Curated Content | A Weekly Update of Enlightening & Intriguing Information | June 16, 2021
Businesses, Stock Markets & the Economy
Why I’m Not Worried U.S. Household Debt Is At Record Highs (Ben Carlson)
Why the stock market is still your best long-term bet for hedging inflation…. (Ben Carlson)
Table Stakes (Barry Ritholtz)
“I have trouble with this question:
“Why are Job Openings so hard to fill?”
It is a misleading question, or to be more precise, a misleading half of a question. Either through dishonesty or ignorance, it leaves out a key aspect of employment. A more realistic, honest query asked by anyone serious about hiring is this:
“Why are Job Openings so hard to fill AT THESE WAGES?””
Your Finances & other Wealth Management links
New Email Attack Takes a Phishing-Turned-Vishing Angle To Steal Credit Card Info (knowbe4.com)
The Environment & ESG (Environmental, Social & Governance) Investing
Here’s Where the World’s Plastic Waste Will End Up, by 2050 (Visual Capitalist)
COVID-19 & Your Health
How vaccine boosters could play out. (nytimes.com)
People who wore masks, got sick less. (axios.com)
Your Physical & Mental Well-being
Dental health is healthcare. Why Medicare should cover it. (nytimes.com)
How a blood test could help optimize your fitness routine. (nytimes.com)
Mouth guards can be an effective substitute for CPAP machines. (nytimes.com)
Anahad O’Connor has answers to readers’ questions about getting better sleep. (nytimes.com)
This Week’s Serendipities
From the New York Times “The Week in Well”:
- “My spirits were lifted reading a wonderfully illustrated story by my colleague Sarah Williamson, an artist and children’s book author who shared the experience of gardening in the desert with her mother. The story, which reads like a children’s book, is really about how we start a new chapter in our life after loss. New beginnings start with small steps, like taking the dog for a walk, calling a friend or working in the garden. I feel like there’s a lesson here for all of us who are coming out of pandemic restrictions and starting new chapters. Please read “Helping My Mom Start Over” and share!”
- “Don’t miss this terrific photo essay in The New Yorker of women who stopped coloring their hair during the pandemic out of necessity and have since accepted the gray.”