Does Total Freedom Boost Returns? Interesting article in the WSJ this morning about tactical mutual funds. The author correctly points out that they are hard to evaluate because there is no “tactical” category and funds with freedom have completely different methodologies. Readers of my book “How Harvard & Yale […]
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Bond Bets Paid Off—-LAST YEAR
From the WSJ this weekend:Last year saw better returns for bonds than for stocks on average—and that shaped the comparative performance of target-date funds for retirement.Funds geared to recent retirees or older workers, because of their bigger bond holdings, generally did better than the […]
Bond Bets Paid Off—-LAST YEAR
From the WSJ this weekend:Last year saw better returns for bonds than for stocks on average—and that shaped the comparative performance of target-date funds for retirement.Funds geared to recent retirees or older workers, because of their bigger bond holdings, generally did better than the […]
Wall Street Research is Still Biased
Interesting article in the WSJ today about an internet analyst at Citi who has been drawing hot IPOs to his firm. This just serves to highlight the fact that even after the changes that were made in 2003, Wall Street research is still biased and always will be […]