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Total Return Is a Technology
For today’s investors, even the worst imaginable markets will work out better than they would have in the “good old days.”
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Sometimes the Stock Market Needs ‘Knights of Faith’
It’s a lot easier than it used to be to recover your losses after the market takes a tumble.
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Putting the Buy-and-Hold Gospel to the Ultimate Test
Think you know the lessons from ‘Black Monday’? Think again.
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The Hidden Risk When You Own Stocks for the Long Run
Now more than ever, investors need to decide whether they want to lock up their money in bets that could pay off richly–-or fail disastrously–-down the road.
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FDR Weighs In on the Buyback Debate
Amid the Great Depression, the president warned about the ‘evil’ of companies that weren’t returning enough cash to investors.
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On Jack Bogle (1929-2019)
All things Jack Bogle, great and small.
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Bogle’s Other Financial Revolution
With two mighty blows, Jack Bogle smashed an antiquated system.
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The S&P 500 Already Hit a Record – If You Count Dividends
Measured properly, the market has already set a new all-time high.
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What ‘Petro Panic’? How Investors Should Adjust Their Portfolios
After the latest market panic, this time about oil prices, what should investors do?
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‘Juicing’ Stock Returns — and Getting Squeezed
Unable to pick stocks that outperform the market, mutual funds appear to be chasing higher dividend yields with a costly and potentially risky trading tactic that new research calls “juicing.”