Jack Bogle Strikes Back!
Vanguard’s founder sometimes agrees...sometimes not.
Rekenthaler Report
The Craft (Not Science) of Asset Allocation
The math is exact, but the inputs and human considerations are not.
No Investor Is Fully Passive
Five active decisions that cannot be avoided.
Have U.S. Stocks Become Too Expensive?
Addressing the question from a global perspective.
How to Get Really Rich
Inherit well, be contrarian, and live for a very long time.
For Mutual Funds, Simpler Seems Better
A new study supports the anecdotal evidence.
Asking the Right Question of Index Funds
Common sense is indeed common, but it's not always sensible.
The Powerful Force: Reversion to the Mean
How it affected hedge fund performances—and might affect ETFs.
Retirement Education Is Not Enough
Insights only matter if they become actions.
Asset Allocation Always Matters
Picking the right managers makes for a fine start--but it is not the end.
Why Value Stocks Have Disappointed
It's the economy, stupid!
Is This Time Different for Value Investors?
Jeremy Grantham broaches the subject.
Performance Fees: A Small Step in the Right Direction
The benefits (and limitations) of paying funds based on their performances.
For the Future of Financial Advice, Look to Mutual Funds
Like it or not, the cost wars are coming.
State IRA Plans Are Deeply Flawed
But surely they beat having no plan at all.
Jack Bogle: It's Easier to Serve One Master Than Two
The difficulty traditional funds have in satisfying two different groups of shareholders.
The Invisible Hand Did Wonders for 401(k) Plans
However, now Washington's assistance is required.
The SEC Should Muzzle Former Hedge Funds
Their track records are misleading and shouldn't be published.
One Very Big Strike Against Active Management
And two smaller positives, which need to be made larger yet for active management to regain its popularity.
For Vanguard, Every Year Is a Record
At least this time, there is some consolation for the others.
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