Single or rare events should never be used to draw conclusions about, well, anything.
Predictions of job losses and slower economic growth haven’t panned out.
He showed that average returns were fine, keeping costs low was crucial and putting investors first was paramount.
They actually do OK figuring out what to buy. But they need to do a better job unloading stuff.
Asset managers story-telling rationale for stock picks harkens to days long past in the investing universe.
Decent wage gains are showing up in paychecks. That should continue for a while.
There’s merit in going back and seeing what we got wrong.
Making a huge change in your life is hard. So go small in 2019.
The critics of index investing continue to perpetuate falsehoods, says Barry Ritholtz.
It wasn’t smart to dump a dovish Fed chief, run up the deficit and start a trade war. Trump did all three.