…euro. Therefore, what happens to the dollar matters greatly to US companies that do business overseas, which is almost all large-cap companies. That’s also what makes “the dollar” a little…
…that the confidence that the small cap premium for the period studied (1957-2012) is around 75 percent – not significant to academics. If you control for value and momentum, the…
…than a half of a percent, which is terrible except compared to zero. Bond returns are primarily a function of two things – the length of the term and the…
…returns. His big insight was to combine value investing with momentum, not just in stocks but across all asset types like bonds, commodities and currencies. Ultimately, he left Goldman to…
…In theory, some of the investments could come back. I’m not familiar with many Russian stocks, but they have a large energy company, Gazprom, that will have all of the…
…most liquid common stocks and corporate bonds issued by non-financial companies. Initial versions of the regulation left municipal bonds out completely, but some changes recently introduced by the Federal Reserve…
…size, even with astounding results. Their biggest cash commitment of $1.35 billion to the California Emerging Ventures II in 1999 didn’t fare nearly as well, earning an annual net IRR…
…Maybe so, but not when compared to the S&P 500, which earned 15.00 percent during the same time. That means that a dollar invested in the S&P 500 10 years…
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