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1. Richard Shaw on Long-Term U.S. Bond - Stock Allocation Results: James Tobin: You are correct about the data error in the 34 year... more »
2. "James Tobin" on Long-Term U.S. Bond - Stock Allocation Results: The two boxes of metrics do not match. It looks like you have the... more »
3. SeekingTruth on ETFs Yielding Over 3% with Size and Liquidity: Great work, Richard. The old conundrum always presents itself... more »
4. searcher on ETFs Yielding Over 3% with Size and Liquidity: Thank you Richard. Every offering I've run across with your... more »
5. chap08 on Long-Term U.S. Bond - Stock Allocation Results: This is a good article and I don't want to knock it, but: The... more »
6. The Simple Accountant on Long-Term U.S. Bond - Stock Allocation Results: For income oriented investors who don't want to actively manage... more »
7. mbkelly75 on Long-Term U.S. Bond - Stock Allocation Results: That is a good question. Actually it worked pretty well overall.... more »
8. couldashoulda on Long-Term U.S. Bond - Stock Allocation Results: to mbkelly75 how did your methodology work out last year. in my... more »
9. mbkelly75 on Long-Term U.S. Bond - Stock Allocation Results: Thank you for your work on this. Please keep up the good... more »
10. mbkelly75 on Gold, S&P 500, T-Bills, CPI and Oil from 1967: Interesting chart - thanks for pointing it out. The main take away... more »
11. E.D. Hart on Gold, S&P 500, T-Bills, CPI and Oil from 1967: Benign neglect implies the government stays out of capitalism.... more »
12. wongcy on All That Is Gold Does Not Shine: I agree with some commentators that gold is a necessary asset... more »
13. tmosley on Gold, S&P 500, T-Bills, CPI and Oil from 1967: Benign neglect is the economic policy that lead Hong Kong to... more »
14. dividend_growth on Gold, S&P 500, T-Bills, CPI and Oil from 1967: Jeremy Siegel did a study in 2003 and found out that S&P 500 would... more »
15. searcher on Gold, S&P 500, T-Bills, CPI and Oil from 1967: Even if you subscribe to a divinely or otherwise providentially... more »