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Paying attention to "online buzz" harms returns — research
By LARRY SWEDROE In his 1998 paper, Do Investors Trade Too Much ? (the answer was yes for retail clients of discount brokerage firms),...
Planning for old age: stop putting it off
Robin writes: Like most people, I don't like to dwell on growing old. But two recent events in my life have forced me to think about it —...
The index effect: how serious is it?
Critics of indexing have often pointed to the index effect as an example of how passive investing distorts market pricing. But detailed...
What does salience theory tell us about stock returns?
By LARRY SWEDROE While traditional asset pricing theory assumes investors to be “economically rational” and to use all available...
What does salience theory tell us about stock returns?
By LARRY SWEDROE While traditional asset pricing theory assumes investors to be “economically rational” and to use all available...
Why do councils waste so much money on pensions?
Britain’s cash-strapped local councils are struggling to keep libraries open and pot-holes filled. So why are they overpaying by hundreds...
Do institutional asset managers possess skill?
By LARRY SWEDROE Since 2002 S&P Dow Jones Indices has published its S&P Indices Versus Active ( SPIVA ) Scorecard, which compares the...
Don’t let your investments go the way of the CD
Thematic investing might sound appealing, but beware of investing in headlines rather than for meeting your goals.
Reviewers wanted for my new book
Robin writes: I’ve co-written a book with the highly respected financial blogger and author Ben Carlson about investing. It’s called ,...
Reviewers wanted for my new book
Robin writes: I’ve co-written a book with the highly respected financial blogger and author Ben Carlson about investing. It’s called ,...
Leveraged ETFs: another product for the junk pile
By LARRY SWEDROE The use of exchange-traded funds (ETFs) has exploded, to the benefit of investors. They benefit from the structure of...
Where will the next shock come from?
It’s a fact of life that economic shocks are never too far away. Yes, we’re still recovering from the last one — the COVID-19 pandemic....
Where will the next shock come from?
It’s a fact of life that economic shocks are never too far away. Yes, we’re still recovering from the last one — the COVID-19 pandemic....
The value of a sense of security
Welcome to the latest in our series on the reasons why people should consider paying for professional financial advice. In Maslow’s...
The value of a sense of security
Welcome to the latest in our series on the reasons why people should consider paying for professional financial advice. In Maslow’s...
Are Dimensional funds worth the extra cost?
There's a big difference in cost between funds — and that includes passive, or broadly passive, funds. Dimensional funds, for example,...
There's gold in green
If there is one undeniable trend in finance, it has been the growing interest in green, or sustainable, investing. The focus on...
There's gold in green
If there is one undeniable trend in finance, it has been the growing interest in green, or sustainable, investing. The focus on...
Most stocks are duds (yes, you read that right)
By LARRY SWEDROE Highlighting the riskiness of individual stock selection, recent research has demonstrated that around the globe the...
Most stocks are duds (yes, you read that right)
By LARRY SWEDROE Highlighting the riskiness of individual stock selection, recent research has demonstrated that around the globe the...
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