The Election Forecasters' Investment Lesson
Sometimes, the simpler message is not the right one.
Rekenthaler Report
Is the DOL Fiduciary Rule Really So Bad?
A Trump advisor’s objections to the new standard make one good point, one mixed, and two bad.
What the Election Means for Investors
Perhaps something profitable – but who can know?
Today’s Fund Industry, in 1 Chart
Why the winners will keep winning.
Are Active Funds Worse Than the Averages Indicate?
Perhaps median returns tell an even less-pleasant story.
How Not to Report to Fund Shareholders
Managers shouldn’t try to guess which factors had what effect on the market.
In Praise of Auto-Pilot Investing
Sometimes, less thinking leads to more.
Putting Insurance Into 401(k) Plans
It makes sense, but can it happen?
Where Active Management Is Headed
If index funds are core, where does that leave active management?
When the 4% Rule Fails
The future could be a lot less happy than the past.
Vanguard’s Active Stock Funds Are Very Good
But, overall, Vanguard's index funds have been better.
Mutual Fund Pricing Is a Mess
"No load" sounds simple--but it is not.
Why Janus Capital Is a Value Stock
Fund companies that don't sell cheap funds are struggling.
Solution Funds Deserve Better
Useful investments that are widely ignored.
Being Like Buffett: Easy to Say, Hard to Do
There are no public investment funds that are managed as patiently as were Berkshire Hathaway’s early portfolios.
Index Funds Continue to Steam Ahead
Yesterday, today, and probably tomorrow.
Don’t Believe the Retirement Defeatists
Vanguard’s report brings additional hope.
Why Target-Date Funds Don’t Resemble University Endowment Funds
Half the reason is legal, the other half is practical.
Buying on Stock-Market Dips Is Logical
A big change in investor behavior has an economic explanation.
3 Lessons From Warren Buffett's Bet Against Hedge Funds
Costs, time periods, and taxes.
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