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Episode 51: Why do many investors pull their hair out worrying about where the stock market is headed? Dimensional Founder and Chairman David Booth knows it's an ongoing problem. He also believes it's unnecessary. In his new book, "Stay Calm: Learn to Embrace Uncertainty in Investing and Life," B…
Episode 49: Why is market timing so alluring for so many investors? Probably because a perfect timing strategy—assuming it's out there and it works—promises huge rewards. In theory. But there's a huge caveat. A perfect timing strategy would have required perfect foresight—correctly predicting wh…
Episode 52: People in their 20s, 30s, and 40s don't have it easy when trying to figure out the best ways to spend, save, and protect their money. Life often comes at you fast. New relationships, new jobs, new family members, new homes, new bank accounts, all wrapped up in new worries. Kelly Kling…
Episode 53: Are you familiar with "The Death of Equities," an infamous financial magazine headline from August 1979? If not, Weston Wellington, a former vice president at the global investing firm Dimensional Fund Advisors, may want a word. Wellington, who retired this year, frequently hailed thi…
Episode 50: Is investing in exchange-traded funds or mutual funds an either/or choice? Not anymore. Thanks to the recent debut of actively managed ETF share classes—which are tacked onto mutual funds—investors will get multiple access points to an increasing number of fund strategies. Not many f…
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