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  1. Ibbotson: Danger in Reaching for Yield

    Fixed-income investments are still necessary, but with tight credit spreads right now, obtaining extra yield carries heavy risks, says Zebra Capital chairman Roger Ibbotson .

  2. Does Higher Risk Really Mean Higher Return?

    Equity investors looking for higher returns should consider low-volatility, less liquid stocks, which outperform their higher-risk peers over the long term, says Zebra Capital chairman Roger Ibbotson .

  3. Roger Ibbotson , Benoit Mandelbrot, and George Cooper

    Our distinguished economics panel debates the value of current risk models.

  4. Ibbotson: Capture Excess Returns on Illiquidity

    When you buy any kind of an asset in a less liquid form, you're going to get it at a discount, which means higher returns, says Yale professor, Zebra Capital CIO and Ibbotson founder Roger Ibbotson .

  5. Yes, There Are Good Active Funds

    The average active fund is a loser. So, don’t buy the average active fund.

  6. Oppenheimer, Goldman Sachs Exit Target-Date Industry

    Calamos hires value team, Franklin adds managers, and more. 

  7. Ibbotson: Asset Allocation Did Not Fail

    The Ibbotson Associates founder and Yale professor says diversification did work in 2008. Plus, get his outlook for stocks today.

  8. Liquidity's Tremendous Effect on Returns

    The less-liquid companies you've never heard of are actually the ones that are poised to have the higher returns, says the Ibbotson Associates founder.

  9. Asset Allocation Is King

    Forget about that 90% number. After removing the market movement, asset allocation and active management are equally important in explaining return variations.

  10. NASCAR-Themed Fund Runs Out of Fuel

    Plus, American Beacon introduces a new fund, Fidelity cuts B shares, and more.

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