Analyzing Bond Performance in Stock Corrections
Bonds provided stellar returns in 2008. Can they be counted on in the next downturn? And which categories have historically been strongest in volatile markets?
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Research Roundup: Japanese Bond Demand, U.S. Fiscal Policy Drag, Private Equity Popularity, and A-Shares Inclusion
Here are the best things I read this week, their main takeaways, and the most important chart from each piece:
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Summarizing the Case for International Stocks
Imagine you took a time machine back to 2007. This is what the rear-view mirror looked like for U.S. and international stocks: International stocks substantially outperformed and U.S. investors missed out by sticking close to home. Since 2007, the roles have reversed and U.S. stocks have generated higher returns. The chart below shows U.S. and…
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Research Roundup: Buybacks, CAPE, Earnings Forecasts, and Rebalancing Strategies
Here are the best things I read this week, their main takeaways, and the most important chart from each piece:
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Book Summary of Taleb’s Antifragile
Nassim Taleb is a polarizing guy. He gets in Twitter fights, eats a lot of squid ink pasta, but also has many fans. I enjoy his writing and, among all his books, think Antifragile is the most complete description of his philosophy on life and markets. Here are my main takeaways: The opposite of fragility…
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