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10 Monday AM Reads

The Big Picture

The only other years with a higher reading since 1990 were 2008 when the S&P fell 38%, and 2002, when it fell 23%. Why Jack Welch Wouldn’t Cut It Today : Bill George, a legendary CEO in his own right, says good quarterly numbers aren’t necessarily indicative of strong leadership. Investors Keep Piling In Anyway.

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Paying for Health Care in Retirement

Carson Wealth

When putting away for retirement, we often dream about all the things we’ll be able to do with that money – traveling, going out to eat, maybe trying new hobbies. . Of course, there are always the everyday household expenses to account for in your post-retirement budget. 1 It’s a number that just keeps rising, too.

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Did Capital Efficiency Malfunction In This Decline?

Random Roger's Retirement Planning

My first introduction to the concept was from my time at Fisher Investments in 2002. The concept of barbell strategies, which are a form of capital efficiency, in this context is sort of borrowed from Nassim Taleb who years ago talked about putting 10% of a portfolio in very risky stuff and the other 90% in very safe things like T-bills.

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Not Your Grandpa’s Railroad

Fortune Financial

Since 2002, overall carloads on Union Pacific’s network have declined by a bit less than 1% per year, but Union Pacific’s revenues per car have increased 4% per year. railroads have vastly outperformed the broader stock market over the last five-, ten-, and twenty-year periods?

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Old School Alts, Represent!

Random Roger's Retirement Planning

The ten year numbers are awful for PRPFX because gold went down for about 4 years from 2013-2016. Going back to 2002 and PRPFX has a CAGR that beats VBAIX by 74 basis points annually thanks mostly to how well gold did in the first decade of this century.

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ETF Democratization Continues

Random Roger's Retirement Planning

Based on those numbers alone which go back to 1999, yeah, I want to learn more. That is not a bad result but might be less than you'd think when looking at the CAGR numbers. In 2000, BPLSX outperformed by 69%, in 2001 it outperformed by 37%, 22% in 2002 and 46% in 2009. Here's the year by year though.

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Everybody Needs Accountability

The Better Letter

The NBA followed suit in 2002. ” According to long-time umpire Joe West (now retired), “[t]hree ways you can miss a call: lack of concentration, lack of positioning, lack of timing.” percent, and he retired following 30 years as an MLB umpire after the season. The NHL instituted its usage in 1991.