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He analyzed the tulip-mania-like behavior of the dot-com era and the 2008 financial crisis, proving that while markets are generally efficient, human psychology—fear and greed—can still create massive "Castles in the Air" [1, 4].

Malkiel’s narrative concludes with a practical, life-cycle approach to investing. He doesn't just debunk Wall Street myths; he provides a roadmap: Capitalize on the magic of compounding [1, 4]. A Random Walk Down Wall Street: The Time-Tested...

Ignore the "noise" of the daily news cycle [4]. He analyzed the tulip-mania-like behavior of the dot-com