…Entities’ Direct Control), 14 (Use of Proprietary Information), 15 (Access, Passwords, and Security), 17 (Indemnification), and 19 (General). Acceptable Use Policy 1. General. For purposes of this Acceptable Use Policy…
…driver’s license number, one time, My email, four times, My employment history, one time, My health history, one time, My password, two times, My Social Security number, two times. Of…
…characteristics are so lousy (stock-like volatility for bond-like returns) that it doesn’t matter to the whole portfolio. To test this, I created a 60/40 stock/bond portfolio and a 55/35/10 stock/bond/commodity…
…TCJA in 2024 is 37 percent for income over $731,200. In the post-TCJA with inflation-adjusted numbers, the top tax bracket is 39.6 percent for income over $583,750. That’s right—the rate…
…and picked 1953 out of a hat, just to see what the brackets looked like. Kindly, the website, www.taxfoundation.org, offers the data in nominal and inflation-adjusted terms, so I didn’t…
…strategies like buying smaller stocks (size premium), cheap stocks (value premium) high quality stocks (quality premium) or stocks with positive momentum (momentum premium). Once you control for these factors, it’s…
…Wall Street Journal article, generally don’t meet these requirements and therefore trade in the over-the-counter (OTC) market or bulletin board (OTCBB) market (often called the pink sheets), where there are…
…situation requires. It’s not easy, but as we see in a lot of places and throughout history, we’ve got a ‘We Can Do It’ spirit at Acropolis. *** During the…
…on their platform. I think it was $29.95 when we started Acropolis and was $4.95 until it went commission-free in 2019. Although the previous cuts in commissions were due to…
…results, I’ve always shown the results over an entire period and the data is pretty compelling against active management. I don’t think it’s necessary, or even appropriate, though, to think…
