The WSJ was out with a piece discussing outflows from DoubleLine’s Total Return Bond fund this week. One of the reasons for the outflows was cited as the lack of [ … ]
Category: Myth Busting
(Popular Myths of the Economy and Markets….BUSTED!
Indexing isn’t Just for Quitters
* Sorry for the brief hiatus. Life got in the way and I had to take some time off. All is better now in case anyone cares. Here’s a [ … ]
The Biggest Myths in Investing, Part 10 – Forecasts are Useless
This is the tenth instalment of a ten part series similar to what I did with “The Biggest Myths in Economics”. Many of these will be familiar to regular readers, but [ … ]
The Biggest Myths in Investing, Part 9 – Risk Is Something we Can Quantify
This is the ninth instalment of a ten part series similar to what I did with “The Biggest Myths in Economics”. Many of these will be familiar to regular readers, but [ … ]
The Biggest Myths in Investing, Part 8 – More Information Will Give me an Immediate Advantage
This is the eighth instalment of a ten part series similar to what I did with “The Biggest Myths in Economics”. Many of these will be familiar to regular readers, but [ … ]
The Biggest Myths in Investing, Part 7 – Fees are a Small Price to Pay for Expert Advice
This is the seventh instalment of a ten part series similar to what I did with “The Biggest Myths in Economics”. Many of these will be familiar to regular readers, but [ … ]
The Biggest Myths in Investing, Part 6 – Gold is a Good Portfolio Hedge
This is the sixth instalment of a ten part series similar to what I did with “The Biggest Myths in Economics”. Many of these will be familiar to regular readers, but [ … ]
The Biggest Myths in Investing, Part 5 – Bonds Lose Value if Rates Rise
This is the fifth instalment of a ten part series similar to what I did with “The Biggest Myths in Economics”. Many of these will be familiar to regular readers, but [ … ]
The Biggest Myths in Investing, Part 4 – Indexing is Average
This is the fourth of a ten part series similar to what I did with “The Biggest Myths in Economics”. Many of these will be familiar to regular readers, but [ … ]