What Vanguard’s New Report Does Not Say About 401(k) Plans
The good news speaks quietly.
Rekenthaler Report
What’s Uber Worth?
Probably not what your fund company says.
Are U.S. Stocks Overripe?
The evidence from three indicators.
Some Things Don’t Change
On 401(k) fees, ESG strategies, and smart beta.
Financial Advice Is Improving Across the Board
Why the trend is your friend.
A New Lawsuit Over Fund Fees
Will this one work?
Setting the Record Straight on the DOL's Fiduciary Proposal
In a politicized discussion, the truth can be hard to find.
The SEC's Proposal on Fund Liquidity Is a Work in Progress
A worthwhile effort, but some questions remain.
How to Beat an Efficient Market
Buy what others don't like.
In Praise of the Dead (Investors)
Fidelity's "study" rings true, whether it exists or not.
Charley Ellis Foresees a 401(k) Crisis
His advice for avoiding "grievous harm."
About That First Eagle Case
What happened, and what it means.
Indexes Can Be Passive, Active Can Be Indexes, but Passive Can’t Be Active
And why you should care.
Is the Case for Active Management Stronger in Retirement?
We do not yet know.
Fund Managers and Performance Bonuses
If you kick a mule, will it become a racehorse?
Examining the Results: Lower-Cost Active Management
Closing the gap with passive management.
Where Active Management Succeeds (or Fails)
Dunn's Law suggests the advantage (or weakness) is only temporary.
Stocks, Bonds, and Long-Term Risk
Across the developed markets, stocks have been safer investments than government bonds as the time horizon lengthens.
The Argument About Time Diversification
Should time horizon affect asset allocation?
Lessons From the Short Bear Market
The dog days bite.
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