Is the Grass Greener for U.S. Large Stocks?

If there were a contest for the most frequent of Frequently Asked Questions we’ve been hearing lately, this one would be the easy winner: “Why is my globally diversified portfolio underperforming a simple allocation to the S&P 500 Index?”

Finance, InvestmentsGreg BrownFebruary 10, 2015Diversification, diversify, economy, eugene fama, evidence-based investing, investing, large stock, market overview, nobel prize, stock marketComment

Getting to Know Dimensional Fund Advisors: Part I

So how is it that Dimensional more closely resembles a cult classic than a box-office hit among individual investors? Quietly, almost clandestinely, they’ve succeeded by offering investors an improved way to think about investing … for those willing to listen.

Finance, Investments, Personal FinanceGreg BrownNovember 21, 2013dimensional, efficient market hypothesis, eugene fama, nobel prize, passive investing

On God, Investing and the Nobel Prize

Similarly, we were thrilled to hear that Dr. Eugene Fama was recognized with a 2013 Nobel Prize in economics for his and other colleagues’ work on the science of investment-pricing theory.

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