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March / April 2007
Fundamentally sound?
IN THIS ISSUE
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- Articles
Eugene Fama, Kenneth FrenchThe brains behind the “three-factor model” take aim at fundamental weighting, active funds and more.
John BogleBogle bombs the nouveau indexers in an excerpt from his new book, The Little Book of Common Sense Investing.
Ron HyltonHylton uncovers the real secret behind alternatively weighted performance: the monetization of volatility.
Vincent LowryIf fundamentally weighted indexes work, what’s the best fundamental factor? Lowry surveys the field.
David BlitzerBlitzer ponders the wonders of liquidity … and considers what will happen if it dries up.
John Haslem, Kent Baker and David SmithHow do expense ratios relate to performance for index funds? Haslem lays out the cold, hard facts.
Brad ZiglerA cautionary, dystopic view of the future of the NYSE, ravaged by electronic trading and a plague of ETFs.
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