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Barry Ritholtz

Barry Ritholtz is a Bloomberg View columnist writing about finance, the economy and the business world. He started the Big Picture blog in 2003 and is the founder of Ritholtz Wealth Management, an asset management and financial planning firm. Ritholtz was previously the chief executive officer and director of equity research at FusionIQ, a quantitative research firm for which he continues to consult. He is the author of "Bailout Nation" and is a graduate of Stony Brook University and Yeshiva University's Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law. He lives on New York's Long Island with his wife.

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One Big Reason To Doubt Tech Has A Liberal Bias

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Above all, Silicon Valley’s denizens are capitalists and don’t want to alienate potential customers.

Don't Bet On Market Crash If Trump Gets Ousted

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Based on the past, major political events don’t have much effect.

Reporting Profits Daily Would End Short-Termism

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Think there’s too much hoopla about quarterly earnings? Imagine if the circus moved to twice a year.

Active Money Management Isn't Dead Yet

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There are five niches that should survive.

A Challenge To The Biggest Idea In Behavioral Finance

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Two professors make an interesting argument, but the theory of loss aversion isn’t dead yet.

Uber Is Blamed For The Mistakes Of New York's Leaders

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Failing to understand market forces will make matters worse.

GDP Growth Shows How Little Things Have Changed

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There are three overarching issues worth remembering after last week’s economic report.

Inflation Is Coming Thanks To Trump's Tariffs

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Levies on steel and aluminum have yet to filter through to prices. But they will.

How To Become A 401(k) Millionaire

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With a little planning and discipline, it’s actually not that hard.

The Index Funds Are Going To Be Just Fine

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Inflows have slowed? Actively managed funds would like to have that problem.

The Financial Follies Of Professional Athletes

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Young stars think their careers and big paychecks will last forever. They never do.

Where's Your Raise? It Should Be Coming Soon

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Pressures for bigger pay increases are building, but have yet to show up in the data.

The Good And The Bad Of Retirement Saving

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Americans are socking away more. It’s still not enough.

Religion And Politics Don't Mix With Investing

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Both are based on emotion, which rarely leads to better returns.

Why To Keep Your Inflation Anxiety In Check

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Yes, prices are rising faster, but all signs suggest it won’t amount to much.

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