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Rewarding Recklessness: Teaching Young Investors to Take Serious Risks
Drivers’ education has to be, hands down, the most boring class in high school. In home economics (if they still have it) you get to experiment with fun desserts. … Read More
FAANGs Gone Value
Wes Crill, PhD Head of Investment Strategists and Vice President One of the more vocal arguments against value investing stems from a belief that we’re in a “new normal” environment … Read More
Beware the Hidden Costs of Indexing
By Kaitlin Simpson Hendrix, Senior Researcher and Vice President | Trey Roberts, Associate, Research KEY TAKEAWAYS A Dimensional study shows that there are potential hidden costs associated with rigidly following an index. The … Read More
Do Rising Fed Funds Rates Cause Stocks to Fall?
With the news cycle being dominated by attention grabbing headlines regarding the Federal Reserve raising rates, many investors are asking questions about what stocks may do in the face of … Read More
Have the Tech Giants Been DeFAANGed?
By Wes Crill, PhD, Head of Investment Strategists and Vice President Investors expecting FAANG1 stocks to continue the extraordinary performance of recent years must be disappointed by their returns in 2022 (see Exhibit … Read More
Good days follow bad days: How to keep from missing the Market’s biggest returns
If the stock market were a person, you would not want to be around them very much. Imagine a friend who reacts unpredictably to every major piece of economic news, … Read More
Reflections on the Downturn
The stock market suffered an ugly downturn on Friday. Chances are, you knew it was coming. In fact, so did we. Come again? Pretty much everybody knew that sometime, someday, … Read More
A market correction does not mean a negative market year
You may not remember them, but there have been corrections in the U.S. stock market of between -3% to -48% during every single year of the last 42 years. The … Read More
The Crisis at Hand
At a time when many investors have become antsy about the U.S. stock market, one thing we did not need was an aggressive military incursion in Europe. But that’s what … Read More