The Myth of 'Where to Index?'
The evidence is mostly spurious.
Rekenthaler Report
Where's the Payoff for Active Investing?
Active U.S. stock funds haven't dodged the downturn.
A Bit of Good News
The yield-curve indicator is not flashing...yet.
With Indexing, Being Dumb Can Be Smart
It may not be wise to seek the single "best" approach.
The New 401(k) Argument: Vanguard Costs Too Much
So, apparently, do some index funds.
The Big Short, Partial Truths, and Market Bubbles
The film is right, yet it is wrong.
Strategic Beta Is Active Management
The same questions must be answered.
What's Wrong With High-Frequency Trading?
Some things, but perhaps not what you think.
All Financial Advice Is Conflicted
The business model exerts its effects.
The Case for Market-Timing
It can make sense, if done with humility.
Less Risk, More Return
The curious tale of less-liquid stocks.
How Not to Invest
The (alleged) woes of finance professors.
What Ails U.S. Stock-Fund Managers?
Their relative performance keeps declining.
The Costs of Active Management
Skills, expenses, and taxes.
In Defense of Closet Indexers
They are no worse (or better) than other forms of active management.
Is Being Good the Secret to Being Great?
Not, it seems, with stock mutual funds.
Three Lessons From Yale's Endowment Fund
Everyday investors will not wish to copy the famed pension funds, but they can pick up some tips.
Can a Fund Be Too Institutional?
Intel is about to find out.
Bogle: Stocks 6%, Bonds 3%
Bogle’s forecasts may not be reliable guides for any specified time period, but they will likely be close to the mark over the longer term.
Why Growth Stocks Are Winning
Surprisingly, the reason relates to income inequality.
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