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It’s Time for a Revolution in Investor Disclosures
How should the information in mutual-fund prospectuses and other financial statements be simplified?
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Disturbing New Facts About American Capitalism
Are U.S. companies moving toward a winner-take-all system in which giants get stronger, not weaker, as they grow?
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How Dangerous Is a Stock Market of Mindless Robots?
Could the millions of people investing on autopilot be pushing an already expensive market even higher?
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Advisers Who Call Themselves Fiduciaries May Not Live Up to It
You want your financial advisor to be a fiduciary. For some, however, it may be more a marketing strategy than a way of life.
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Inching Your Way Toward Wealth with Your Phone
Inertia? Impulsivity? New smartphone apps can turn such vices into virtues.
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The Hidden Fees Inside Managed-Futures Funds
High expenses can turn potentially attractive returns into chump change.
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Dow 20000: Don’t Be Euphoric. Be Very Cautious
History suggests you have to wait a long time for the risks of owning stocks to pay off.
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Don’t Let Other Investors Make Up Your Mind
How sure other people seem can influence your decisions even more than your own experience does.
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Should You Put Bitcoin in Your IRA?
The possible rewards — and certain risks — of funding your retirement with Bitcoin.
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It’s Time for Investor Fees to Go Even Lower
An old way to charge fees has some new advocates.