iShares Russell 3000 Value Index (IWW)

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    TopForeignSt
    ocks
    Jun 01 02:50 PM
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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. Reply
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    ETF Wanderer
    May 13 12:23 PM
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    Exchange-Traded Funds and Closed-End Funds by Asset Class, Type and Provider [view article]
    can you please update this list? thanks. Reply
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    GryCCB
    Apr 15 11:37 AM
    Portfolio Manager Favors International Asset Allocation [view article]
    Very interesting. The inverted 2 year verses 10 year treasury returns is a well-known phenomenon but the oil factor is new to me (just a private investor).

    Anyone know where the best source for single day oil prices could be found?
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    SeekingAlpha
    Editors
    Apr 06 05:16 AM
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    General Discussion on IWW
    Is this a buy or a sell? Reply
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    granger
    Feb 05 08:43 AM
    Value Stocks Reassert Leadership [view article]
    spelling? Reply
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    granger
    Feb 05 08:43 AM
    Value Stocks Reassert Leadership [view article]
    Coomon occurence in the first few weeks of january Reply
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    Lisa
    Nov 29 02:21 AM
    Value Investors Riding a Hard Patch of Road [view article]
    Mike, I don't think this is about an investment style being temporarily "out of fashion". Rather, the stocks that looked to you as though they were value stocks weren't really value stocks, because their earnings prospects were worse than you assumed.

    The remarkable thing about value stocks is the way the market has swung in such a short time. Only recently, tons of capital was swashing around, causing private equity funds to buy companies and pushing other companies to increase their leverage at the cost of free cash flow. Now companies -- particularly financials -- are being forced to shore up their balance sheets by raising more capital.

    We now know that the "easy money" wasn't really so "easy", as the credit pyramid was rotten at its base. And the earnings projections that were based on that easy money weren't real earnings.

    Surely that's why your value stocks weren't really value stocks.

    But is value investing out of style? Look at BRKA's stock price for an answer to that question.     Reply
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    User 110789
    Oct 03 06:54 PM
    Exchange-Traded Funds and Closed-End Funds by Asset Class, Type and Provider [view article]
    Are there any EFT funds that are purelt composed of vietnam companies? lasmatas@yahoo.com Reply
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    Willem D.
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    Sep 03 06:14 AM
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    Risk-Return Balance Across iShares ETFs [view article]
    I am obliged by this amount of work and surprised by its result.
    During my investigations within the total ETF's of Dutch AEX index the following could be ascertained :
    During eight years the annual and preselected stocks of that AEX delivered together a Bèta of 0,62 and an Alpha of >9%
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    Barry
    Feldman
    May 10 03:42 PM
    Fundamental Indexing: New Idea, or a Repackaging of Value Investing? [view article]
    Heather, Nice work. How can we get the Mazzilli and Maister report? It doesn't show up on Google or Yahoo. Do they consider risk adjusted performance as well? Does the story change at all?

    Barry     Reply
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    Tristan
    Yates
    Mar 18 04:11 PM
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    36-Month ETF Correlations with Russell 3000 [view article]
    I'm not sure that 36 months is enough of a time frame to use for this research, especially given health care's underperformance and energy's outperformance during the period. If you use the Sector SPDRs, like XLF, XLV, etc, you have a more data to work with. Reply
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