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As seen in: The Wall Street Journal, CNN, CNN Business, MSN, HuffPost, MSN Money Canada, The Wall Street Journal (China), The Wall Street Journal (Japan), Yahoo Finance, Fortune, Inc. and
Covers:  portfolio management, investment strategy, value investing, neuroeconomics and financial innovation (when there is any)., behavioral finance
Investing columnist for @WSJ. Editor, Benjamin Graham's *The Intelligent Investor.* Author, *Your Money and Your Brain* and *The Devil's Financial Dictionary.*

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自分に最適な老後資産どう築くか

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By Jason Zweig Verified
| The Wall Street Journal (Japan) Verified
株式市場が何とかしてくれる。 退職後の生活に備えて貯蓄している何百万人もの人々の信条は、そういうものらしい。今年何度か調整局面を迎えながらも株価が過去最高値近辺にある今、あなたも同じように感じているかもしれない。 Copyright ©2026 Dow Jones & Company, Inc. All Rights Reserved. 87990cbe856818d5eddac44c7b1cdeb8
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Could You Be Fooled by a Ponzi Scheme? You’d Better Believe It

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By Jason Zweig Verified
| The Wall Street Journal Verified
Plus, what to know if you’re trying to beat the market by holding a handful of stocks Raphaelle Peale, "Venus Rising from the Sea: A Deception" (ca. 1822) Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art via Wikimedia Commons Fellow investors, If it’s too good to be true, why do people believe it it’s true?“Because they’re either greedy or stupid.” That’s the most frequent take I hear about anybody who falls for an investment scam—including the victims of Paul Regan, the subject of my most recent article.
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How a Master of Deception Conned Investors Out of $50 Million—in His Own Words

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By Jason Zweig Verified
| The Wall Street Journal Verified
By Jason Zweig | Illustrations by Ryan Evans Paul Regan claimed to have discovered the investment holy grail of high return at low risk, offering investors the chance to earn 10%, even 15% or more annually for up to 10 years, guaranteed. That might seem too good to be true—and it was. But Regan pulled from a bag of tricks to rip off his clients. And he recorded many of his phone calls to teach others how to rip people off, too.
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