But the issues with active management -- poor performance, high costs and behavioral problems -- are why for most people, a passive strategy makes a lot of sense.
Rather than offer a silly and very-likely wrong forecast, I will offer some thoughts you might have overlooked.
Opponents argue minimum wage increases kill jobs, but the argument is not backed up by the facts.
Luxury real estate investment generates more bling than bucks.
It is painfully expensive to allocate capital based on a premise that later proves to be fundamentally false.
I am less concerned than some folks are about Facebookâs ability to shape the American political landscape.
We interrupt this interminable election season for a brief I-told-you-so about wages and jobs.
Are we in the early years of a secular bull market that might last a decade or more?
Legendary fund manager Bill Miller says active fund managers are often nothing more than high-priced closet indexers.
A looming financial retirement crisis helped give rise to the DOL's fiduciary rule.