Wild and Seriously Wacky ETFs
Katy Marquardt of Kiplinger Magazine explains how the ever-expanding universe of ETFs is starting to resemble an amusement park fun house due to some of its newer, more esoteric entrants.
posted by MHS at 3:26 PM
The Mutual Fund Myth (An Index Investing Blog)
"Evidence points overwhelmingly to the conclusion that active management of assets fails to produce satisfactory results for individual investors... Index funds provide a clearly superior alternative." -- David F. Swensen, Yale University, Chief Investment Officer
Friday, February 09, 2007
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