A bit of history on the NYSE

A bit of history on the NYSE

When I was an undergrad there were only two subjects I considering majoring in: history and mathematics; I chose the latter, but have continued to enjoy the former. In today’s Wall Street Journal, Jason Zweig begins with a reference to the possible NYSE Euronext...
Investment advice from the movies

Investment advice from the movies

I thank Todd Brunskill from First Rate for bringing this paper to my attention via Linkedin: some interesting quotes with commentary by CFA Institute’s Director, Investor Education, Thomas Collimore. It’s clever, humorous, memorable and insightful. I think...
No, no, no, no, no!!!!!

No, no, no, no, no!!!!!

Is my title strong enough? Perhaps not, but it’s all I have right now. It is in response to an online article I stumbled upon that strongly encourages investors to ask for, believe it or not, time-weighted returns! The article, by Doug May and titled “Five...
Performance Fees – Good or Bad?

Performance Fees – Good or Bad?

Our second “guest blogger” for the year is Carl Bacon, CIPM. Carl is the chairman of Statpro, an internationally recognized authority on performance measurement and risk, an author, a consultant, and currently a member of the GIPS Executive Committee and...
Be our guest, be our guest…

Be our guest, be our guest…

Earlier this month I mentioned that we would begin to host “guest bloggers.”Well, I was asked to be a guest blogger for Statpro’s blog, and the first part of my post appears today (the second will appear on Thursday)! The post deals with the GIPS(R)...

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