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What does history tell us about the value rally?
By CRAIG LAZZARA from S&P Dow Jones Indices U.S. equity markets seemed to undergo a fundamental change of direction in September of...
Should you buy stocks with very negative recent returns?
By LARRY SWEDROE There is a large body of research, including such studies as Do Investors Overpay for Stocks with Lottery-like Payoffs?...
Can you measure your financial wellbeing?
How can you tell if you are financially healthy?
Should investors be worried about US government debt?
— Bernard Baruch As the chief research officer of Buckingham Wealth Partners, I’ve been getting lots of calls from investors concerned...
Random noise influences advice, study finds
Influencing factors Noise errs in mysterious ways The full study is available for download here: Introducing noise audits for financial...
Booth and Fama on rising inflation
The global economy is enjoying one of the strongest recoveries from recession since 1945. Factory gate prices for Chinese goods, for...
Thousands of Woodford investors will never see justice
Last week marked the second anniversary of the suspension of Woodford Equity Income, the flagship fund of the now disgraced asset manager...
Complexity: another reason why you need advice
The truth is that many young people simply don't need financial advice: the important thing is simply to develop the right habits. But...
Return signal momentum: a new strategy worth following?
There is a vast body of academic research on momentum as an explanatory factor in the cross-section of returns, beginning with the 1993...
Return signal momentum: a new strategy worth following?
There is a vast body of academic research on momentum as an explanatory factor in the cross-section of returns, beginning with the 1993...
Why people invest in cryptocurrencies
By JOACHIM KLEMENT No matter whether you are a fan of cryptocurrencies or not, they are here to stay and more and more investors are...
How to stop noise undermining your decisions
A woman, suffering from unexplained weight gain consulted her GP, who referred her to three different specialists. One concluded she was...
Is there a replication crisis?
By LARRY SWEDROE In recent years the field of empirical finance has faced challenges from papers arguing that there is a replication...
Is there a replication crisis?
By LARRY SWEDROE In recent years the field of empirical finance has faced challenges from papers arguing that there is a replication...
Cathie Wood and the risk of disruptive technologies
By LARRY SWEDROE As the chief research officer of Buckingham Wealth Partners, I’ve been getting lots of questions about investing in...
ESG: manufacturers, not energy companies, are the main culprits
By JOACHIM KLEMENT When it comes to ESG risks, investors are increasingly aware that they may cause significant costs to a company and...
ESG: manufacturers, not energy companies, are the main culprits
By JOACHIM KLEMENT When it comes to ESG risks, investors are increasingly aware that they may cause significant costs to a company and...
The case for tracking the venerable Dow Jones
Most indexers choose the S&P 500 when seeking exposure to US equities. But is it possible to track the Dow Jones Industrial Average, the...
The case for tracking the venerable Dow Jones
Most indexers choose the S&P 500 when seeking exposure to US equities. But is it possible to track the Dow Jones Industrial Average, the...
The all-important pension question
By JASON BUTLER I know it's a real challenge for many people today to earn a decent income, find affordable housing, build up savings and...
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