Global Factor Performance: December 2020
By Wesley Gray, PhD|December 7th, 2020|Index Updates, Factor Investing, Research Insights, Tool Updates, Tactical Asset Allocation Research|
The following factor performance modules have been updated on our Index [...]
Early Female Investors, More Independent than Previously Thought?
By Wesley Gray, PhD|December 7th, 2020|Research Insights, Women in Finance Know Stuff, Basilico and Johnsen, Academic Research Insight|
Independent Women: Investing in British Railways, 1870-1922 Graeme G. Acheson; [...]
Profitability Factor Details: Taxable Income is Tied to Future Profitability and Returns
By Larry Swedroe|December 3rd, 2020|Quality Investing, Larry Swedroe, Factor Investing, Research Insights, Other Insights|
Robert Novy-Marx’s 2013 paper “ The Other Side of Value: [...]
A Short Research Library Outlining Why Traditional Stock Picking is Challenging
By Wesley Gray, PhD|December 2nd, 2020|Factor Investing, Investor Education, Key Research, Behavioral Finance|
There are no "right" answers when it comes to financial [...]
DIY Asset Allocation Weights: December 2020
By Ryan Kirlin|December 2nd, 2020|Index Updates, Research Insights, Tool Updates, Tactical Asset Allocation Research|
Do-It-Yourself tactical asset allocation weights for the Robust Asset Allocation [...]
Mutual Fund Trading When No One Is Watching: It’s Not Pretty
By Tommi Johnsen, PhD|November 30th, 2020|Transaction Costs, Research Insights, Basilico and Johnsen, Academic Research Insight|
Trading out of sight: An analysis of cross-trading in mutual [...]
What Matters to Individual Investors? Evidence from the Horse’s Mouth
By Wesley Gray, PhD|November 23rd, 2020|Financial Planning, Research Insights, Basilico and Johnsen, Academic Research Insight, Behavioral Finance|
What Matters to Individual Investors? Evidence from the Horse's Mouth [...]
Using “Quality” to Separate Good and Bad Value Stocks
By Nicolas Rabener|November 19th, 2020|Quality Investing, Factor Investing, Research Insights, Guest Posts, Value Investing Research|
Trying to avoid value traps.
An Easy Way to Simplify and Improve the Shiller CAPE Ratio as a Prediction Tool
By Tommi Johnsen, PhD|November 16th, 2020|Research Insights, Basilico and Johnsen, Academic Research Insight, Tactical Asset Allocation Research|
Ultra-Simple Shiller’s CAPE: How One Year’s Data Can Predict Equity [...]
Trend Following Research: Breaking Bad Trends
By Larry Swedroe|November 12th, 2020|Larry Swedroe, Research Insights, Factor Investing, Trend Following, Academic Research Insight, Other Insights, Momentum Investing Research|
Momentum is the tendency for assets that have performed well [...]