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Read more about the article More 4% Nonsense

More 4% Nonsense

Whatever you do in this space, don’t ever admit that the 4% rule is nonsense. If you do, you will be publicly flogged and left for dead for being such…

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Risk and Investment Returns are Positively Related

I begin with a beautiful illustration from William J. Bernstein’s book, The Four Pillars of Investing. I will quote him directly here to be sure to not take credit for…

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Read more about the article I Don’t Have Anything to Talk About – Really?

I Don’t Have Anything to Talk About – Really?

As President of a Toastmasters club in Frisco, Texas, I often find myself asking relatively new club members about delivering a speech ASAP. I often get one of 3 common…

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Read more about the article Expected Economic Growth and Stock Returns are NOT Related Even Though They Are

Expected Economic Growth and Stock Returns are NOT Related Even Though They Are

In MBA courses on Supply-Chain Management we often conduct an exercise that we call the Beer Game. In this game we set up a mock supply chain where there are…

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Read more about the article Incentives Matter

Incentives Matter

Let me give credit where it is due up front. This blog title is not from my own mind. I borrowed it from a number of places including a presentation…

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Read more about the article Most Funds Do Not Beat the Market

Most Funds Do Not Beat the Market

When most people read this statement they interpret it to mean that most Mutual Fund returns are below the return of a common benchmark such as the S&P 500 Index.…

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Read more about the article Time in the Markets Beats Timing the Market

Time in the Markets Beats Timing the Market

I recently received another one of those “Free Steak Dinner” invitations, where some financial advisor shares his thoughts about retirement planning. Now, I know from experience that this is either…

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Read more about the article Market Forecasts are not useful

Market Forecasts are not useful

In order to forecast the future movements of an equity market you need to know several things, but I want to keep this discussion as simple as I can. Perhaps…

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Read more about the article The Market is Forward Looking

The Market is Forward Looking

As a Professor of Operations Management I am often reminded of the huge contribution of Andray Markov. Markov was a Russian mathematician who dedicated most of his professional life to…

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Read more about the article This Time is ALWAYS Different

This Time is ALWAYS Different

The US stock market can be viewed through the lens of the S&P 500 index, even though this omits thousands of smaller companies and stocks. We will use it here…

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