The 401(k) market certainly is a racket, Jim. And it's a racket that puts Tony Soprano to shame.
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MY Plan for 401(k)
If the 401(k) plan was an etch-a-sketch and I was king, I would shake that thing vigorously and start all over.
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Which ETFs To Avoid, Part 2
Your conversation on CNBC about oil and commodities ETF was interesting, Jim. If I had a dollar for every time someone asked me which oil-focused ETF did the best job tracking the price of crude, I'd be richer than a roughneck on payday.
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Who Let the Dogs Out?
Matt - great feature article on ETNs. And I am shocked SHOCKED, that investors might actually have to have a decent investing option in their 401(k) options.
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Touching The Third Rail
Representative George Miller (D-Calif.) has stirred up a quite a fury with his new bill requiring all 401(k) plans to offer at least one broad-based index fund. Reading the response from the active fund industry, you'd think Miller had put us on the fast-track to socialism ... one day index funds, the next day gulags.
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Three ETFs I Would Not Invest In
It's a catchy title isn't it? This is the question that CNBC proposes to ask me on my upcoming Monday appearance. What are my selections?
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Backwardation Is Back
Backwardation is back, and it's finally safe for investors to dip their toes back in the futures wading pool.
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75 Basis Points, Maybe More
You're getting microscopic with your portfolio now. Next thing you know you'll have someone running their 1 BP Calpers fund for you. I've got other ideas today, though.