‘Everything Screams Inflation.’ How to Interpret the Headlines.
How to Interpret the Headlines.
The Numbers Are In: Flexible Trading Helps Across Markets
For over 40 years, Dimensional has employed a systematic and cost-effective approach to capture every bit of return they can for clients, in the real world.
Wes Crill in the Financial Times: Small Cap Value Rebound ‘Good News’ for Investors
Wes Crill, Head of Investment Strategists and Vice President, spoke to the Financial Times about the “close to unprecedented” rebound of small cap value stocks in recent months
Mutual Fund Landscape
This annual report documents the power of market prices by assessing US-based mutual fund performance relative to benchmarks over multiyear periods. The exhibits include data visualizations of fund survivorship and outperformance, persistence of top-quartile funds, and the impact of high…
Tales from the Crypto: How to Think About Bitcoin
With its dramatic price changes, bitcoin may be catnip for traders. But those in search of a sound investment may want to ask some hard questions before joining the excitement.
Gerard O’Reilly in the Financial Times: Why Markets Are Still Efficient Even with Tesla’s Gains
Stock prices remain our best prediction of the future amid continuing technological change.
Flexibility in Practice: How We Handled GameStop
Dimensional’s daily process allowed us to respond in real time to wild swings in GameStop’s stock price, which is an advantage of Dimensional's approach versus traditional indexing.
Think Investing Is a Game? Stop.
With swings by GameStop stock grabbing headlines, this is probably a good time to mention that investing and gambling are not the same thing.
FANMAG: Because FAANGs Are So Yesterday
It’s tempting to chase the dazzling returns posted by Facebook, Amazon, Netflix, Microsoft, Apple, and Google. Here’s why we believe investors should be cautious.
Gauging Market Expectations?
No matter what’s driving a stock spike, it’s important to remember what price changes tell you about expected returns.