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The $108 Billion Man Who Has Beaten the Market

The $108 Billion Man Who Has Beaten the Market

Posted by on Oct 24, 2016 in Articles & Advice, Blog, Columns, Featured |

Image Credit: Charles J. Sharp, Wikimedia Creative Commons   By Jason Zweig |  Oct. 21, 2016 10:30 am ET Even in the era of index funds, humans have fundamental investing advantages that no machine will ever replace. So says Will Danoff, manager of Fidelity Investments’ $108 billion Contrafund, the biggest actively managed stock or bond mutual fund run by...

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Straight Talk from the Brainiacs at DFA

Straight Talk from the Brainiacs at DFA

Posted by on Oct 23, 2016 in Articles & Advice, Blog, Featured, Posts |

By Jason Zweig | Oct. 20, 2016 4:05 pm ET Image credit: Rainswept vista of Austin, Texas, from Dimensional Fund Advisors’ headquarters (Jason Zweig, 2016)   Dimensional Fund Advisors L.P. may be little known publicly, but it’s legendary among eggheads who love debating investing theory. “What really makes Dimensional different is they think...

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Making Billions With One Belief: The Markets Can’t Be Beat

Making Billions With One Belief: The Markets Can’t Be Beat

Posted by on Oct 23, 2016 in Articles & Advice, Blog, Featured, Posts, Radio & Podcasts |

By Jason Zweig | Oct. 20, 2016 2:59 p.m. ET Image credit: James Turrell light sculpture in lobby of Dimensional Fund Advisors’ headquarters (photo: Jason Zweig, 2016)   AUSTIN, Texas—The fastest-growing major mutual-fund company in the U.S. isn’t strictly an active or passive investor. It’s both. Dimensional Fund Advisors LP, or DFA, is the...

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Murphy Was an Investor

Murphy Was an Investor

Posted by on Oct 22, 2016 in Articles & Advice, Blog, Books, Columns, Featured, Posts |

By Jason Zweig | Oct. 21, 2016 7:48 pm ET Image credit: Utagawa Kuniyoshi, “View of Onmaya Embankment in the Eastern Capital” (ca. 1831), Museum of Fine Arts, Boston   Here’s a column I wrote in 2002 on Murphy’s Law of Investing: whatever you buy will go down right after you buy it, and whatever you sell will go up right after...

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