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Arnott: Inevitabilities - One Down, More To Come

By Rob Arnott | August 09, 2011

The S&P downgrade was the first of a number of 'inevitabilities' for the world's largest economy.

Arnott: 'Little Things Make Big Things Happen'

By Rob Arnott | February 28, 2011

There's no room for error in an era of 5 percent projected long-term equity returns.

Correction Over?

By J.D. Steinhilber | February 04, 2011

Will 2011 turn out to be a corrective year for gold in the context of its longer-term bull market?

Arnott: The RAFI Five-Year Scorecard

By Rob Arnott | January 31, 2011

RAFI strategies may play an important role as a low-cost 'core' part of investors' equity portfolios.

A Smoother Ride For Target-Date Funds

By John West | December 27, 2010

No matter how diversified the portfolio, risk and reward aren’t linear.

2011: A Strong Start?

By J.D. Steinhilber | December 07, 2010

Why the first half of 2011 will likely see higher stock prices.

Arnott: The Glad Game

By Rob Arnott | November 24, 2010

Can investors get to a 7 or 8 percent expected return in the current world of low stock and bond yields?

QE2 And Midterm Election Positions

By J.D. Steinhilber | November 01, 2010

Some thoughts on investment questions preceding one of the most news-filled weeks of the year ...

Hope Is Not A Strategy*

By John West | October 26, 2010

Although it is folly to depend on lofty targeted returns, we can aspire to earn more.

Exploring The Rally

By J.D. Steinhilber | October 06, 2010

Apart from an excess of pessimism a month ago, what's been driving the rally in stocks?

Arnott: Are 401(k) Investors Fighting Yesterday's War?

By Rob Arnott | September 27, 2010

Don’t plan for the future by fighting the battle of the past 30 years.

Investors Still Eyeing Treasury Bonds And Gold

By J.D. Steinhilber | September 02, 2010

Will stocks and gold benefit most if the Fed implements more quantitative easing?

Arnott: Debt Be Not Proud

By Rob Arnott and John West | August 27, 2010

Exploring the relationship between sovereign debt levels and the economic might of the debtor nations.

Asset Allocation In An Unprecedented Economic Environment

By J.D. Steinhilber | August 18, 2010

Some critical questions facing investors today ...

The Style Roulette And RAFI Strategy

By John West | July 26, 2010

The style merry-go-round provides ample opportunity for investors to be their own worst enemy.

Arnott: Too Big To Succeed

By Rob Arnott | June 11, 2010

Should the top dogs be regulated, to mitigate their potential damaging effects?

An Emerging Conundrum

By John West | May 21, 2010

An economic super-trend deserves an economically weighted index, periodically rebalanced to stay on course.

Fifty Years Of The Popularity-Weighted Indexing

By Rob Arnott and John West | April 28, 2010

The top of the capitalization index is filled with companies at the height of their popularity and, judging by the amount of Fallen Angels, due for a fall.

The Folly Of Peer Group Analysis

By John West and Ryan Larson | March 22, 2010

Don’t be fooled by the ever-shifting sands of survivorship and backfill-biased peer group returns: Indexing is a smart bet.

Lessons From The 'Naughties'

By Rob Arnott and John West | February 24, 2010

Successful investors shun risk when markets seem tranquil, and seek risk when others are terrified.

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