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- A 360 View of Returns (July 2008) [view article]
- Global Investing: Get Past the Noise [view article]
- REITs Pop While Commodities Flop [view article]
- Most Heavily Shorted ETFs [view article]
- Mid-Year Report: Is a Summer Turn-around Still Possible? [view article]
- No Present Tense in the Stock Market [view article]
- Russell 3000 Sheds Nearly $2 Trillion in Cap Value [view article]
- A Month of Seeing Red [view article]
- Major Asset Class 1, 3, 5, 10 & 15 Year Returns [view article]
- Portfolio Theory: The Unnatural Alternative? [view article]
- The Rising Risk of Emerging Markets [view article]
- Calendar Year Country Fund Returns: 1997-2007+ [view article]
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- Global Investing: Get Past the Noise
- Short-Term Returns for the Major Asset Classes
- REITs Pop While Commodities Flop
- A 360 View of Returns (July 2008)
- Most Heavily Shorted ETFs
- No Present Tense in the Stock Market
- Mid-Year Report: Is a Summer Turn-around Still Possible?
- Russell 3000 Sheds Nearly $2 Trillion in Cap Value
- A Month of Seeing Red
- Portfolio Theory: The Unnatural Alternative?
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Calendar Year Country Fund Returns: 1997-2007+ [view article]
The Swiss ETF - EWL seems to always an average performer.Others like EWG,EWD are probably better bets. ReplyExchange-Traded Funds and Closed-End Funds by Asset Class, Type and Provider [view article]
can you please update this list? thanks. ReplyMajor Asset Class 1, 3, 5, 10 & 15 Year Returns [view article]
AJ30No I have not studied separate commodities in this way yet, but I will put that sub-category study into my list of future studies. Some will be easier than others to gather information. HIstory for majors like gold and oil is easy, but minors may not be so easy to find.
Thanks.
Richard Reply
Major Asset Class 1, 3, 5, 10 & 15 Year Returns [view article]
This is an amazing study, and very well presented. Thank you. Have you done the same study for major classes of Commodites such as Gold, Siver, Copper or Coal or Fertilizer? If so please share. ReplyTiedeman
ETF Fund Revenues: A View from the Bottom [view article]
Nice data! Thanks! ReplyRecent Key ETF Performance [view article]
Where can one find this information on a daly basis? ReplyIndexing Our Global Market Portfolio [view article]
Not well presented for the user. See fundadvice.com for a vastly more helpful documentation, greater choices and lowest costs. And the portfolios also have a track record as good as this one, and in some cases better. I have run my buy and hold on Vanguard funds for ten years and I have, until recently, beaten the SP by 2-4% per year. ReplyIndexing Our Global Market Portfolio [view article]
The article would be more valuable if the author provided the weighting of various asset classes making up the GMP ReplyIndexing Our Global Market Portfolio [view article]
What weight to assign to each assett class and what ETF's for the foreign bonds-BWX? ReplyIndexing Our Global Market Portfolio [view article]
This is excellent analysis. It refutes what David Swenson of Yale says when he stated recently that the retail investor shouldn't and couldn't do what he does.Although not precisely the same obviously as the active team that MR. Swneson leads to manage Yales billions, this apporach represents a way forward.
In fact, you present a way, as others have done, for a retail investor to passively allocate assets globally, and rationally. Thanks for the article. Reply
Indexing Our Global Market Portfolio [view article]
Which fund are you using to reference the Citigroup High Yield Index? Is there a ticker? ReplyIndexing Our Global Market Portfolio [view article]
So precisely what weightings (percentages) would I use for each asset class if I want to use this model portfolio? Thanks. ReplyEditors
General Discussion on IWV
Is this a buy or a sell? ReplyTracking Volatility Cycles [view article]
I'll admit I'm wet behind the ears, but I haven't quite figured out if this was supposed to say anything. I guess it's a hey,-I-wonder-what-we-... make-of-this? article. Mr. Picerno didn't give any application, and I definitely need the "so what" spelled out for me. ReplyThe Wind
Today's Key ETF Performances: Financials Lead, Commodities Lag [view article]
Two of those that went down also just gave (very respectable) dividends within the last day or so. Perhaps more. Maybe the ones that haven't are close to an ex-date? Grain of salt, gang. Reply