Posted in Stockmarket, tagged financial institutions, Financial Markets, Global Economy, Stockmarket, US Economy on January 1, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
I’ve seen enough of the articles, which say 2008 is forgettable or imply this…
Here’s a sample.
Newyork Times:
Markets Limp Into 2009 After a Bruising Year
AP:
Stocks gain as investors try to forget 2008
SanJose Mercury News:
2008: For stock investors, a year to forget
Atlanta Journal Constitution:
Good riddance to 2008; it’s time to start over
Boston Herald:
2008: A year to forget
The [...]
Posted in Economy, Financial Markets, Investment, Stockmarket, tagged Financial Markets, John C Bogle, Stockmarket, value investing, Vanguard on July 12, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
This is an excellent speech by John C Bogle, of “Vanguard” fame.
I particularly like the way he corrects claims on “Value Investing” as well.
Of course, we’ve been assured that “value investing wins” (not “has
won in the past”), especially in troubled markets.
It may sound orthodox, quaint and probably even puritanical to some, but to me that [...]
