Month: April 2013 (Page 2 of 3)
As we illustrate with this debt-to-gdp example, not all research can be trusted. Independently verifying results is crucial before relying on them.
What does correlation mean? It is not as intuitive as one might think. We discuss some of the ways correlation can trip us up.
Retirement planning often dwells on long term average returns, but actual investor experience can depend greatly on luck and the distribution of returns.
