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2005
2005
Gold Rush
January / February 2005
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Gold Rush
by Jim Wiandt
The U.S. Debut of a gold bullion ETF shattered all early trading records. Wiandt serves up the inside scoop.CPI Two-Step
by Matt Hougan
The Consumer Price Index has been called "a con job foisted on the unwitting public." Hougan investigates.The Index Effect Revisited
by David Blitzer, Srikanta Dash
Blitzer and Dash look at the reasons behind - and the implications of - the diminishing "index effect."Dividends Do Matter
by Harry Seneker
Dividends are back in style. The author explores the birth of an index designed to track this hot sector.Early Bird Gets the Runup
by Josef Schuster
IPOs capture the most innovative part of our economy. A new suite of indexes captures the IPOs.Professor's Reading Room II
by Craig Israelsen
The Professor asks: Can any one index truly measure the performance of the entire equity market?Bogle's Corner
by John Bogle
As active management becomes more like indexing, indexing becomes more like active management.The Curmudgeon
by Brad Zigler
The Curmudgeon's holiday mailbag runneth over - with complaints, complaints and more complaints.News
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