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Journal of Indexes: Black gold, texas tea
January / February 2006
Editor's Note
Editor's Note
by Journal of Indexes Staff
Articles
Black Gold, Texas Tea
by John Serrapere
The era of cheap energy is over. Serrapere tells you why, and more importantly, what to do about it.Tapping Into Oil
by Matt Hougan
If oil is scarce, then investors will want to own it: Hougan surveys the available options.Provisionally Speaking
by Kelly Haughton
Russell makes an end-run around the “index effect” with its new provisional and legacy indexes.New Frontiers In Index Investing
by Jason Hsu and Carmen Campollo
Market cap weighting is so 1990s. Hsu and Campollo say their method is "fundamentally" better.An Interview with Mark Makepeace
by Journal of Indexes Staff
Makepeace is molding FTSE into a major player in the U.S.; he discusses the company’s long-term strategy.Building The Best Index
by David Blanchett
In his study, the author finds a surprise winner in the battle between equal and market-cap weighting.Talking Indexes
by David Blitzer
Everyone follows the S&P 500, but most people don’t own index funds.What are they looking at?Bogle’s Corner
by John Bogle
Index icon John Bogle weighs in on scandalous practices in mutual fund marketing.The Curmudgeon
by Brad Zigler
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