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The Siren Songs of Active Management
iPad Cat Teaches Investing
IFA Radio Interviews John Bogle
I put the video together for this audio interview with Vanguard Group founder John Bogle. I hope you like it.
New Video: Super Nova to Black Hole
It is truly surprising, amazing, astonishing to find out how poorly active managers do when compared to indexes. Watch this video:
New Video: Sweet Surrender
Have a look at this video. It points out the importance of long-term data, the irrelevance of even reliable advice, the emphasis of trading by the financial media, and the wisdom of Nobel prize winners regarding investments.
Oh, and don’t miss THE END-ing!
The Value of the Right Advisor
The voice sounds familiar…
See All Three Rounds Here
Here’s the link to see all three parts, including some that did not appear on TV, of The Daily Show’s Jon Stewart and Mad Money’s Jim Cramer.
I’ll discuss on show 150.
Guru Smackdown Tonight
Yeah, Cramer v. Stewart . I’ll be watching (once my DVR has finished recording it). Thanks Barry for doing the compilation. I especially like #3.
Index Funds: The Musical!
Here’s an easy to digest journey through the 12 Step Program for Active Investors. The 12 steps span four videos. Be sure to watch all four!
FOR BEST RESULTS, AFTER YOU CLICK PLAY, CLICK THE ARROW BUTTON IN THE BOTTOM RIGHT THEN SELECT "HQ" TO GET EVERY OUNCE OF INDEXING JOY FROM THESE VIDEOS!!!
Steps 1-3
Steps 4-6
Steps 7-9
Steps 10-12
This was a lot of fun to put together. I used Keynote and then exported the show to iMovie to render the video. Images and diagrams are from ifa.com. For backtested performance information go to ifabt.com.
The Day the Market Fell
The Day the Market Fell. Good music for your Saturday…
From BLUE YORK by John thomas Oaks and Grand Central
Music and Lyrics by John thomas Oaks
Featuring Tim Caudill — Bass, Gary "Biscuit" Davis — Banjo, Kevin Moore — Fiddle, Jeff Zona — Acoustic Guitar, Lakieta Bagwell and Jimmy Bryant — BGVs
The Randomness of Stock Returns
First look at this…
Then look at this…

Returns in the stock market are randomly distributed over time.



