Is Time Really Money?
Risk and Investment Horizon: Is Time Really Money? Ekaterina E. Emm and Ruben C. TrevinoJournal of Investing, 2019A version of this paper can be found hereWant [...]
Risk and Investment Horizon: Is Time Really Money? Ekaterina E. Emm and Ruben C. TrevinoJournal of Investing, 2019A version of this paper can be found hereWant [...]
I’m 34. I have some savings (long-term investments), earn a respectable living, and am comfortable—and happy—spending modestly relative to income. I have a simple balance [...]
One of the more popular equity strategies over the past decade is low volatility investing. Simply put, this is a systematic strategy that invests in [...]
Is High Active Share Always Good? Giuliano De Rossi and Gurvinder BrarThe Journal of Asset ManagementA version of this paper can be found hereWant to read [...]
In this week's post, we discuss two articles. The first article examines the financial performance of collectibles, such as Cars, Wine, and Art. The second [...]
Do-It-Yourself tactical asset allocation weights for the Robust Asset Allocation Index are posted here. (Note: free registration required) Request a free account here if you [...]
I recently experienced one of those fortunate confluence of events that helped me better grasp the relationship between forecasting (which I feel is futile) and [...]
My Advisor Perspective article of June 17, 2019 discussed the regime shifting nature of the low volatility anomaly—low volatility stocks have outperformed high volatility stocks, [...]
Financial Advice and Bank Profits Daniel Hoechle, Stefan Ruenzi,Nic Schaub, Markus Schmid Review of Financial Studies, November 2018 Versions of this paper can be found here and [...]
In this week's post, we discuss three articles. The first article examines the effect of concentration (i.e. how many stocks does one own) within a [...]
We are 8-weeks out. In theory, participants should have already been training, but we recognize that some people like to procrastinate and wait until the [...]
A physicist, a chemist, and an economist are stranded on an island, with nothing to eat. A can of soup washes ashore. The physicist says, [...]
When Rationality Meets Passion: on the Financial Performance of Collectibles Philippe Masset and Jean-Philippe WeisskopfJournal of Alternative Investments, Fall 2018A version of this paper can be [...]
In this week's post, we discuss four articles. The size, written by the folks at AQR, is titled "Fact, Fiction, and the Size Effect" and [...]
Here is a link to our podcast on "The Bogleheads on Investing Podcast": Dr. Wesley R. "Wes" Gray is my guest in Episode 9, and [...]
As many investors have experienced, Value investing has underperformed for some time now. For the period following the Global Financial Crisis, Value investing (in general) [...]
Because equities are much riskier than high-quality bonds, the vast majority of the risk of a conventional 60 percent equity/40 percent bond portfolio is equity [...]
Pathetic Protection: the Elusive Benefits of Protective Puts Roni IsraelovJournal of Alternative Investments, Winter 2019A version of this paper can be found hereWant to read our summaries of academic [...]
In “Your Complete Guide to Factor-Based Investing,” Andy Berkin and I presented the evidence demonstrating that momentum, both cross-sectional (or relative) momentum and time-series (or [...]
Here is a link to our podcast on "The Living with Money Podcast": In Ep. 73, Tim talks with CEO of Alpha Architect – Wes [...]
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