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Larry Swedroe
Author Biography
Larry Swedroe is principal and director of research for The Buckingham Family of Financial Services. He has authored or co-authored seven books, including The Only Guide to a Winning Investment Strategy You'll Ever Need.
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Investment Decisions: How to Avoid Availability Bias
In their new book, Richard Thaler and Cass Sunstein provide insight into why investors make certain choices. Today, we'll see how availability bias can factor in to our decisions. by Larry Swedroe
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The Performance of Leveraged Funds Can Be Ugly
As Jason Zweig points out in his latest book, leveraged funds should be avoided at all costs. by Larry Swedroe
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Good News Update: Consumer Prices, Retail Sales, Manufacturing
With the financial media focusing on the bad news, it's important to know there's some good news as well so you can have a balanced perspective. by Larry Swedroe
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Gold, Oil, and More: 5 Rules for Investing in Commodities
Diversifying your portfolio with a natural resources mutual fund or ETF will lower its volatility, offer a hedge against the dollar and ? usually ? provide some protection against stock market losses. You’ve heard about the importance of diversifying (ad nauseam), and commodities will also...
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Jason Zweig's Little Book of Safe Money
Jason Zweig is one of the few financial journalists I would recommend, and his newest book is no different. by Larry Swedroe
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Growth in China, India and Brazil Might Not Mean Great Investment Returns
You may think the rapid growth of countries such as China, India and Brazil will translate into high investment returns. History shows that's not the case. by Larry Swedroe
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This Time Is Different
Carmen Reinhart and Kenneth Rogoff's recent book shows why the phrase "this time is different" is often wrong. by Larry Swedroe
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You May Be Paying Hundreds in Hidden Bond Fees
For buying bonds, the hidden fees you're charged could be substantial. by Larry Swedroe
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Lessons From the Bear Market
While bear markets are painful experiences, they can also be an opportunity to see if adjustments need to be made to your plan. by Larry Swedroe
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Good News Update: Nouriel Roubini Versus Warren Buffett
Nouriel Roubini is pessimistic on the economy. Warren Buffett is optimistic. Given the good news we're seeing, I'd side with Buffett. by Larry Swedroe
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