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BNET Author Biography
Larry SwedroeLarry 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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International Diversification: Does It Still Work?
When financial crises occur, many investors question basic theories of building portfolios. Here's why you should tune out the noise when it comes to questioning diversification. by Larry Swedroe
Tags: Financial, Diversification, Financial Accounting, Finance, Larry Swedroe
Blog posts 2009-07-15
Why You Should Avoid Listening to Too Much Investment Noise
Information overload can hurt your productivity at work. But it's also important to recognize the damage caused by paying too much attention to noise when it comes to your investments. by Larry Swedroe
Tags: Investment, Finance, Larry Swedroe
Blog posts 2009-08-17
Why You Should Listen to Economic Forecasts With Caution
There are a lot of economic forecasts made by some very smart people. But there's a catch: Even the smartest people can't predict with certainty what will happen. by Larry Swedroe
Tags: Forecast, Larry Swedroe
Blog posts 2009-08-19
Focusing on Best Stock Picks Doesn't Mean Superior Returns
Focused funds allow fund managers to concentrate assets in their very best ideas. The problem is that even focusing on their "best" ideas doesn't seem to lead to outperformance. by Larry Swedroe
Tags: Stock, Idea, Asset Management, Investment, Operational Planning, Business Operations, Finance, Larry Swedroe
Blog posts 2009-08-21
Why It's Important to Understand Negative Correlation
Negative correlation is an important consideration when looking to add an asset class to your portfolio. Unfortunately, many investors misunderstand this term. by Larry Swedroe
Tags: Correlation, Asset Management, Financial Accounting, Operational Planning, Business Operations, Finance, Larry Swedroe
Blog posts 2009-08-24
Passive Management Works for Bonds, Too
It's difficult for active managers to outperform in the equity markets. According to a recent study, the same is true of active managers in the bond markets as well. by Larry Swedroe
Tags: Bond, Investment, Finance, Larry Swedroe
Blog posts 2009-08-26
Social Securities Strategies: Former Spouses
Earlier, I had some posts regarding strategies for spouses claiming Social Security benefits. Today, we'll look at some of the things you need to know regarding benefits of former spouses. by Larry Swedroe
Tags: Social Security, Benefits, Operational Accounting, Personal Finance, Government, Human Resources, Finance, Larry Swedroe
Blog posts 2009-08-28
Two Great Investing Books Worth Reading
There are two excellent books I just finished reading that you should consider picking up -- one by Justin Fox and one by Jonathan Clements. by Larry Swedroe
Tags: Worth, Larry Swedroe
Blog posts 2009-08-31
Consider Inflation When Building Your Portfolio
The market's wild swings may have many investors questioning the wisdom of having stocks dominate their portfolios. But before you move away from stocks altogether, you should consider the effects of inflation on the purchasing power of your portfolio. by Larry Swedroe
Tags: Stock, Portfolio, Inflation, Currency & Foreign Exchange, Investment, Finance, Larry Swedroe
Blog posts 2009-09-02
Passive Investing Continues to Gain Momentum
The historical evidence shows that passive investing is the winning strategy. And it seems that more investors are realizing it as well. by Larry Swedroe
Tags: Evidence, Momentum, Financial Accounting, Strategy, Finance, Management, Larry Swedroe
Blog posts 2009-09-04
The Costs of Active Management
How much does active investing cost? According to one paper, it could cost investors about $80 billion each year. by Larry Swedroe
Tags: Management, Investor, Financial Accounting, Finance, Larry Swedroe
Blog posts 2009-09-07
Good News Update: TED Spread, Lending, Liquidity
As the financial media focuses on the negative news such as the unemployment rate, it's important that you know some of the positive news about the economy. by Larry Swedroe
Tags: Financial, Liquidity, Financial Accounting, Finance, Larry Swedroe
Blog posts 2009-09-09
Inflation Myths That Need to Be Exposed
Conventional wisdom says our big budget deficits and growth in money supply will cause significant inflation. Here's why this conventional wisdom should be ignored. by Larry Swedroe
Tags: Conventional Wisdom, Inflation, Currency & Foreign Exchange, Finance, Larry Swedroe
Blog posts 2009-09-11
Don't Believe the Hype About Gold
Once again, gold is being touted as a hot investment. But there are several things to consider before adding gold to your portfolio. by Larry Swedroe
Tags: Gold, Portfolio, Investment, Finance, Larry Swedroe
Blog posts 2009-09-14
Should Average Investors Do It Themselves?
My friend and fellow author Bill Bernstein used to think average investors could handle their investments on their own. Here's why he's changed his view. by Larry Swedroe
Tags: Investor, Financial Accounting, Finance, Larry Swedroe
Blog posts 2009-08-14
A Falling Dollar Doesn't Mean Rising Inflation
The conventional wisdom says that a falling dollar leads to high inflation. As this post shows, the conventional wisdom does not hold up against the data. by Larry Swedroe
Tags: Conventional Wisdom, Inflation, Currency & Foreign Exchange, Finance, Larry Swedroe
Blog posts 2009-08-12
What Does a Good Economy Really Mean for Your Portfolio?
Conventional wisdom says investing in countries with above average economic growth will lead to above average equity returns. But is this actually true? by Larry Swedroe
Tags: Equity, Investment, Financial Services, Finance, Larry Swedroe
Blog posts 2009-07-17
Is Now a Good Time to Invest in TIPS?
If you're considering an investment in TIPS, now may be a good time to pull the trigger. by Larry Swedroe
Tags: Trigger, Investment, Finance, Larry Swedroe
Blog posts 2009-07-20
Good News Update: Economic Indicators, Federal Reserve Programs and CIT Group
With so many negatives grabbing the headlines, it's important to note when there's good news about the economy. Here are some of the positives. by Larry Swedroe
Tags: Federal Reserve Board, CIT Group, News, Larry Swedroe
Blog posts 2009-07-21
Asset Allocation Is Not Dead
Many articles have proclaimed the death of asset allocation and diversification. But like Mark Twain's death, these rumors are greatly exaggerated. by Larry Swedroe
Tags: Asset, Asset Allocation, Asset Management, Operational Planning, Business Operations, Larry Swedroe
Blog posts 2009-07-22
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