The following is a guest post by Rob Bennett. I knew the cause of the economic crisis before it happened. So did Robert Shiller. And Andrew Smithers. And John Walter Russell. And Rob Arnott. And all other Valuation-Informed Indexers. If you understand that stock valuations affect long-term returns, you understand that bull markets of the… Continue Reading
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The Gene Mauch Rule for Investing Success
The following is a guest post by Rob Bennett. I’m pleased to announce that Rob will be sharing his thoughts with us here in a monthly column. Thanks Rob! Gene Mauch was the manager of the Phillies baseball team when I was a boy growing up in Philadelphia. He once said something in an interview… Continue Reading
What Bogle Says About Valuation-Informed Indexing
The following is a guest post by Rob Bennett. Thanks for sharing your views Rob! I am a critic of Buy-and-Hold and an advocate of Valuation-Informed Indexing. The one difference between the two strategies is that Buy-and-Holders say that it is not necessary to time the market while Valuation-Informed Indexers believe it is imperative to… Continue Reading
How to Use Valuation-Informed Indexing — Part Two
The following is Part Two of a two-part guest post from Rob Bennett. The first part (How to Use Valuation-Informed Indexing – Part One) was published on Monday. (Schedule Note: I will be taking Friday off, so there won’t be a new post until Monday.) The valuation metric (P/E10 — the price of an index… Continue Reading
How to Use Valuation-Informed Indexing — Part One
The following is Part One of a two-part guest post from Rob Bennett. I asked Rob a couple of questions in a comment the other day and he was kind enough to answer them in the form of these two articles. My thanks to him for taking the time to do this. I found this… Continue Reading