Cap Weight Concentration: Same as it Ever Was, Until Now
The most valuable skill an investor can acquire is the ability to distinguish theory from law. Examples of theory include forecasts, the relationship between gold
Disintermediation
There’s an order to things, a way they go. In the asset management space, an angel investment can get a new company started, after which
Five Interesting Thoughts From The S&P Denver Financial Advisor Forum
On June 19, 2018 I attended the S&P Dow Jones Indices Denver Financial Advisor Forum in support of our Reverse Cap Index, which is an
ETFs are the Rule
If you look up the word exemptive in the Oxford Dictionary, you won’t find any results. The word “exemptive”, it turns out, is actually not
Is Reverse Cap Weighting the “MoreyBall” of Financial Products?
Throughout the NBA season and Playoffs, the viewing public has discussed at length the continued evolution of the sport into a 3-point shooting league.
It’s Tough Out There
I should have known because we stopped sending press releases. This was back, I don’t know, 2012 or so. I was working at the New
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ETF Ideas That Challenge Your Portfolio
E12: Concentration in the S&P | Well done is better than well said | Hard Currency vs. Cryptocurrency
Phil Bak and Kevin Quigg are back
E11: Google search & ETF education | The market for battery metals | Funny first jobs
On this episode of Exponential ETFs Exceptional Podcast,
Cap Weight Concentration: Same as it Ever Was, Until Now
The most valuable skill an investor can acquire is the
E10: Be right a little more often than you are wrong | Why are people in the military so successful in finance?
Phil is joined by Josh Brown and