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Pondering the imponderables in 2022
The start of a new calendar year tends to draw out the forecasters. People are naturally curious to know about what the future might...
The reasons why investors stick with persistent losers
By ROBIN POWELL Anyone familiar with the SPIVA analysis provided, and regularly updated, by S&P Dow Jones Indices, will tell you that...
Should you avoid fund providers' model portfolios?
By LARRY SWEDROE Many asset management firms play a dual role by simultaneously sponsoring funds and providing investment model...
Spending decisions that end up costing a million dollars
One of the challenges investors face is to put enough money away to ensure they don't run out of money later in life while also enjoying...
Nudges are still the best way to tackle investor inertia
Human beings are inherently bad at making sacrifices today for the long-term welfare of themselves and their offspring. We see that in...
Have zero commissions reduced overall trading costs?
By LARRY SWEDROE In October 2019, five major U.S. brokerage firms — Charles Schwab, TD Ameritrade, E*TRADE, Ally Invest and Fidelity —...
Is today's market conducive to successful active management?
A meaningless phrase we hear at the start of every year is "this is a stockpicker's market", or "this is the year for active management"....
What impact have new accounting standards had on quant funds?
By LARRY SWEDROE Quantitative funds (funds that use systematic, rules-based strategies) are a large and growing player in the U.S. equity...
Carbon beta: what it is and why it's useful
By LARRY SWEDROE At the beginning of 2021, asset owners and investors representing over $100 trillion had signed on to the UN Principles...
Carbon beta: what it is and why it's useful
By LARRY SWEDROE At the beginning of 2021, asset owners and investors representing over $100 trillion had signed on to the UN Principles...
Is there a sin stock premium?
By LARRY SWEDROE According to the 2020 Report on U.S. Sustainable and Impact Investing Trends, environmental, social and governance (ESG)...
Is there a sin stock premium?
By LARRY SWEDROE According to the 2020 Report on U.S. Sustainable and Impact Investing Trends, environmental, social and governance (ESG)...
The chart that shows traditional active management is dead
By ROBIN POWELL If any further proof were needed that paying a traditional active manager to buy and sell stocks in the hope of...
A one-page financial plan? Yup, that really is enough
It might have been Albert Einstein who said that if you can’t explain something to a six-year-old, you don’t understand it yourself. It’s...
A one-page financial plan? Yup, that really is enough
It might have been Albert Einstein who said that if you can’t explain something to a six-year-old, you don’t understand it yourself. It’s...
How good are we at predicting our longevity?
By LARRY SWEDROE When developing a financial plan, one of the most important assumptions is life expectancy. And while no one knows...
How good are we at predicting our longevity?
By LARRY SWEDROE When developing a financial plan, one of the most important assumptions is life expectancy. And while no one knows...
50 laws of investing
By ROBIN POWELL Investing isn’t easy, but nor is it particularly complicated (or at least it shouldn’t be). To quote William Bernstein in...
How do environmental news stories affect stocks?
By LARRY SWEDROE Investors are expressing their concerns about climate change by dramatically increasing investments in companies with...
Market efficiency is nothing new
There is a perception that underperforming fund managers are a recent development, and that only in the last few years have the financial...
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