Nov 28, 2013
How interest rates have rolled since the first Thanksgiving and why the 'new normal' under Yellen seems destined to last
The Pilgrims probably paid 12-18% to finance their new lives (lucky for us they took the risk)
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Stephen Huxley
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Jun 27, 2012
Why the Moody's downgrades of big banks may say more about Moody's than the banks
The risk of default remains fairly negligible; the same can't be said for Moody's brand risk in the wake of its misses in 2008
Dec 16, 2010
Should you Christmas-shop the market? It turns out there's a seasonality to finance, too
The last three months of the year historically bring the biggest market gains, but volatility remains high
Nov 29, 2010
'Dying banker's last instructions' article in New York Times sends book sales soaring for two DFA advisors/authors
When Gordon Murray was given six months to live, he and Dan Goldie set to work
Sep 10, 2010
The cost of waiting for interest rates to rise
The unforeseen pitfalls of “staying short” with your client’s fixed income allocation
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