2019
After inflation, the average stock fund investor lost more than 11 last year. This is one reason why.Will we have have a recession? The yield curve weighs in.
How financial firms make money from your cash
Looking back a year: 3 things to learn from the Treasury bond market
Dividends as a form of annuity
Something to think about on July 4th
Alternatives to tariffs
On emotions in investing
A cacophony of signals
The not-surprising decline of the internal combustion engine
Decisions made at the edge
Looking back to the future
Our obligation as we see it and first quarter notes
Share buybacks, an introduction
A way to think about market ups and downs
Is art an investment?
Europe vs the United States - an investor lesson
John Bogle, creator of the index fund, has died
2018 stock market observations
2018
A final thought for 2018Fear and risk protection
Peeling back the onion: the financial advice business
Explaining the Dow Jones
Keeping a wary eye out for inflation
Two thoughts on current markets
Consider the null hypothesis
What do we know?
The Chart of Shame
How nouns can help you
5 big tech stocks. And 5 of their strategies.
Saving a lot. Often. And again.
The chemistry of decision paralysis
The Soviet Union vs Microsoft
Peanut butter, jelly, and Wall St
Laggards and leaders
Every now and then, friction is good
Changing and not changing
The (arguably boring) importance of a strong Plan B
Finding Real Estate Joy
Fiduciary Rule R.I.P
Indexing and the Venture Capitalists
Signal vs Noise
The long-term, quiet glory of dividends
Elusive Simplicity
What makes up investment return. It's these three things
2017
And one final thought for 2017...Bitcoin: is it mania, or merely revolution?
Mutual fund survivorship bias
The end depends on the beginning
What we can learn from Scott Legacy
Preparing for downturns is like landing airplanes without engines: you have to practice
Unusual thoughts on saving
Social networks, dopamine, and their relation to investing
On the value of focusing
Firm update and some industry observations
Theologian teaches capitalists a thing or two
4 behavioral traits that a great investor must have
The oil business, and why industry sector bets are a terrible idea
On clients' minds when they first talk to us...
Investing is a probabilities game. (I'm 97% certain.)
The lessons of Puerto Rico, and an example of the fee machine of active funds
The hedge funder Warren Buffett trounced wasn't all wrong. Just mostly
Taxes float and the lessons of April 15th
Q1 observations, the drag of taxes, and our bull market's future
401K and 403B, Q1 Dividends, and the mechanics of why active managers almost never outperform
Optimism in investing wins, big time. Market timing doesn't.
Index fund portfolio construction. No yawning, this is important stuff
Fiduciary rule, and where investors lose big money
Oh attention-grabbing Dow Jones, you toy with us so...
Index Fund Fundamentals
