For Investors, Shaking Up Is Hard to Do @ Jason Zweig WSJ
Closet Indexers vs. Stock Pickers – Truly Active Managers Outperform @ Million Dollar Journey
The Myth of Visible Sales Tax @ Michael James on Money
17 Things You Are Missing Out on for Spending Too Much @ Wise Bread
Boomers a threat to stock markets? @ Larry MacDonald
Don’t Die With Too Much In Your RRSPs @ Canadian Finance Blog
Much Ado about Debt @ Gail Vaz-Oxlade
Which do you enjoy more: SAVING or SPENDING? @ Budgets Are Sexy
How to find a good financial planner @ Globe & Mail
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The Zweig article is interesting. Boards of Directors of publicly-traded companies usually seem to do a very poor job of representing shareholder interests. I’d like to see the SEC do something about this in the US, but I’m not holding my breath.
Interesting discussion on closet indexers and stock pickers on MDJ The “active shares” concept helps avoid closet indexers but doesn’t warn about manager turnover or style drift.
Thanks for the mention Ray!
Thx Ray! Here’s to a great week!