In a recent article for ETF.com, Larry Swedroe breaks down concerns regarding passive investing, including the notion that it has “become such a force that the market’s price discovery function…
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Larry Swedroe: Value Premium Still Exists
In a recent article in ETF.com, BAM Alliance’s director of research shares insights on the state of the value premium in today’s market. Swedroe explains that “even though the value…
Can Active Investing Still Generate Alpha?
Back in 1984, Warren Buffett wrote an article entitled “The Superinvestors of Graham-and-Doddsville” (referring to the book Security Analysis co-authored by Benjamin Graham and David Dodd) in which he argues that passively…
Comparing CAPE 10 with CAPE 5 or 6 -- Market May Not be as Expensive as it Looks
Writing on ETF.com, Larry Swedroe of the BAM Alliance explains that the market looks less overvalued if one uses a period shorter than the commonly used 10-year period in applying…
Comparing Active and Index/Passive Small-Cap Funds
Writing in Adviser Perspectives, Larry Swedroe of the BAM Alliance evaluates the performance of the 10 largest (by assets under management) actively managed small-cap funds over the period 2000-15 in…
Larry Swedroe on Emerging Markets, Recency Bias, and When to Buy
Director of Research for the independent investment advisor community BAM Alliance, Larry Swedroe, offers his take on the current underperformance of emerging markets versus U.S. stocks, the importance of recognizing…
The Small-Cap Premium Lives Despite Its Doubters
Larry Swedroe of Buckingham (and director of research with The BAM Alliance) writes on ETF.com that “investors should be suspicious of claims that they can benefit from well-known information,” making…
Stock Market May Not be as Overvalued as Some Believe
Larry Swedroe of Buckingham (independent member of BAM Alliance) says that stocks are not nearly as overvalued as many leading commentators and analysts suggest. He offers six reasons that, he…