year, but you can see all the way back to the beginnings in the 1980s of doing this, who the winners have been. John Rekenthaler ... [who] heads up corporate research here at Morningstar, he's also studied this. In fact, I think he has
A good analysis of active vs. passive strategies is in "Reading the Evidence on Indexing" by John Rekenthaler . http://news.morningstar.com/articlenet/article.aspx?id=449126&part=2 ".....As a general rule, indexes
In some situations, passive investing strategies should not be an automatic choice, even for advocates of indexing, says Morningstar's John Rekenthaler .
both bottom-up and top-down analysis. Several of the fund’s holdings have been acquired. Pg 38: M*’s John Rekenthaler ’s research is cited that shows that investors do make smart decisions. Among the points noted, the asset
research for Morningstar. And last but not least, John Rekenthaler is here. John is vice president of research for ..... Burns : ... Is that because you thought I'd win? John Rekenthaler : He is the largest; I would bet on him. Benz
Say on Active vs. Passive Funds Morningstar's John Rekenthaler on the percent of active managers who have outperformed ..... Strategies Join Morningstar's Christine Benz, John Rekenthaler , Scott Burns, and Michael Breen as they have a
BarCap Aggregate... Breen : There is no Lehman, John . Rekenthaler : I know, I do remember that. It’s an interesting story ..... hear from all of you. Mike Breen, Scott Burns, John Rekenthaler , thank you. Thanks for watching. I’m Christine
and where to index, and how do you avoid basing those decisions on market factors that could prove ephemeral? ( John Rekenthaler nicely discussed this phenomenon in a recent column .) In a discussion thread in the Portfolio Design/Management
brief bursts of manic euphoria, I scratched my head about who (or what) was driving it. Not me. Not my colleague John Rekenthaler , who calmly opined that he was recently doing a little tactical buying when things were way down. Not the folks
insights on what the implications are for investors is John Rekenthaler . He is vice president of research for Morningstar. John, thanks so much for being here. John Rekenthaler : My pleasure, I'd say good morning, but I don