Page 49 - Jack Bogle News Today

You don't have to know everything about the stock market to be successful.

The debate is over: Index funds beat active investment management, hands down.

Robin Wigglesworth's book shows how index funds brought about a golden era of investing.

Jack Bogle set the standard.

The Financial Time’s global finance correspondent, Robin Wigglesworth, examines indexing’s serendipitous beginnings and the innovators who transformed the financial industry.

If you find yourself with a pile of cash, here are some smart things to do with it.

<p>“Forecast a number a number or a date, but not both.” — “The Maxims of Wall Street” In 1999, two economists, James Glassman and Kevin Hassett, published a book with the outlandish title, “Dow 36,000.” At the time, the Dow Jones Industrial Average hit a record 10,000. For investors, Dow 10,000 was a milestone, a culmination of a […]</p> .11/04/2021 18:39:57PM EST.

It’s a stock picker’s market, but long-term data still supports the buy-and-hold crowd, says Robin Wigglesworth, author of “Trillions.”

It’s a stock picker’s market, but long-term data still supports the buy-and-hold crowd, says Robin Wigglesworth, author of “Trillions.”

It’s a stock picker’s market, but long-term data still supports the buy-and-hold crowd, says Robin Wigglesworth, author of “Trillions.”