Letters to the Editor in 2006

Updated: December 24, 2006.
Asset Allocation, Efficient Market Hypothesis, Research Project.
December 12, 2006 Letters to the Editor

Updated: November 17, 2006.
Short-Term Price Fluctuations, What is P/E10?, Demographics, Dent, Bogle, and Russell/Bennett.
November 7, 2006 Letters to the Editor

Updated: October 13, 2006.
Article on Capitalization-Weighted Stock/Bond Allocations.
October 13, 2006 Letters to the Editor

Updated: October 3, 2006.
P/E10 Predictions Revisited, Calculators, "Denial Is Expensive" and the Future of Buy-and-Hold.
August 29, 2006 Letters to the Editor

New Search Feature, To build a retirement portfolio, Calculators, Making Comparisons Generates Insights: "Why People Ignore Valuations" is a fantastic article, Forsey-Sortino Method, Clarification: What does “3% + inflation” mean?
May 1, 2006 Letters to the Editor

Dave asked about 4% and hot selling books... Evelyn asked about TIPS. Dan noticed: TIPS yields moving higher. Mascha asked: Are you the psychic? Jeff was misinformed about Rob Bennett (Hocus).
March 22, 2006 Letters to the Editor

Mike asked about High Dividends: Half DVY, Half RWR. Don asked: Do visual aids or other simple tools exist? From Bud: Very cool stuff here followed by remarks about Exponential Weighting.
February 20, 2006 Letters to the Editor

Retirement Planning Tools Offer Dangerous Advice.
February 14, 2006 Letters to the Editor

More Comments: This Time Inspired by "Dollar-Cost Averaging Today" and Comments Inspired by "Year 10 Choices."
February 5, 2006 Letters to the Editor

Comments Inspired by Reading "The Story Behind the Numbers" by Rob Bennett. My response, including Risky Alternatives, Dollar Cost Averaging Today and DCA Today: The Point of Frustration.
January 29, 2006 Letters to the Editor

Unclemick about the Dow Jones Utilities. BillW (with Thanks!) about getting started. Rob Bennett about Dividend Theory versus Dividend Reality. This led to a breakthrough.
January 11, 2006 Letters to the Editor

2005 Letters to the Editor
2005 Letters to the Editor